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==Built-in functions==

==Built-in functions==

===Math functions===

===Math functions===

Abs(x) – Returns the absolute value of x

* Abs(x) – Returns the absolute value of x

Pow(x, y) – Raises x to the power of y

* Pow(x, y) – Raises x to the power of y

Sqrt(x) – Returns the square root of x

* Sqrt(x) – Returns the square root of x

Log(x) – Returns the natural logarithm of x

* Log(x) – Returns the natural logarithm of x

Log10(x) – Returns the base 10 logarithm of x

* Log10(x) – Returns the base 10 logarithm of x

Round(x) – Rounds x to the nearest integer

* Round(x) – Rounds x to the nearest integer

Ceil(x) – Rounds x up to the nearest integer

* Ceil(x) – Rounds x up to the nearest integer

Floor(x) – Rounds x down to the nearest integer

* Floor(x) – Rounds x down to the nearest integer

Min(x, y) – Returns the smallest number between x and y

* Min(x, y) – Returns the smallest number between x and y

Max(x, y) – Returns the largest number between x and y

* Max(x, y) – Returns the largest number between x and y

Sign(x) – Returns -1, 0, 1 based on the sign of x

* Sign(x) – Returns -1, 0, 1 based on the sign of x

Sin(x) – Returns the sine of x

* Sin(x) – Returns the sine of x

Cos(x) – Returns the cosine of x

* Cos(x) – Returns the cosine of x

Lerp(a, b, t) – Interpolates between a and b using t

* Lerp(a, b, t) – Interpolates between a and b using t

Clamp(x, a, b) – Clamps x between a and b

* Clamp(x, a, b) – Clamps x between a and b

Clamp01(x) – Clamps x between 0 and 1

* Clamp01(x) – Clamps x between 0 and 1

===Enumerable functions===

===Enumerable functions===

These functions can be used on any C# enumerable, e.g. arrays, lists, dictionaries, sets, etc. You simply use the function on the enumerable, and pass an anonymous function as a parameter, using x to refer to the elements of the enumerable, e.g. employees.Where(x.Salary > 1000).OrderBy(x.Age).Select(x.Name), will return the names of all employees that make more than $1000 ordered by their age. They work exactly like LINQ extension methods, basically.

These functions can be used on any C# enumerable, e.g. arrays, lists, dictionaries, sets, etc. You simply use the function on the enumerable, and pass an anonymous function as a parameter, using x to refer to the elements of the enumerable, e.g. employees.Where(x.Salary > 1000).OrderBy(x.Age).Select(x.Name), will return the names of all employees that make more than $1000 ordered by their age. They work exactly like LINQ extension methods, basically.

Any(func) – Returns whether any elements satisfy func(x)

* Any(func) – Returns whether any elements satisfy func(x)

All(func) – Returns whether all elements satisfy func(x)

* All(func) – Returns whether all elements satisfy func(x)

None(func) - Returns whether no elements satisfy func(x)

* None(func) - Returns whether no elements satisfy func(x)

ForEach(func) – Runs func(x) on all elements

* ForEach(func) – Runs func(x) on all elements

Select(func) – Runs func(x) on all elements and returns the result

* Select(func) – Runs func(x) on all elements and returns the result

SelectMany(func) – Assuming input is an enumerable of enumerables, runs func(x) on elements in each sub enumerable and returns it as a flat enumerable

* SelectMany(func) – Assuming input is an enumerable of enumerables, runs func(x) on elements in each sub enumerable and returns it as a flat enumerable

Count(func) – Returns how many elements satisfy func(x)

* Count(func) – Returns how many elements satisfy func(x)

Where(func) – Returns elements that satisfy func(x)

* Where(func) – Returns elements that satisfy func(x)

FindFirst(func) – Returns the first element that satisfies func(x)

* FindFirst(func) – Returns the first element that satisfies func(x)

OrderBy(func) – Returns elements sorted by func(x) in ascending order

* OrderBy(func) – Returns elements sorted by func(x) in ascending order

OrderByDescending(func) – Pretty obvious

* OrderByDescending(func) – Pretty obvious

Distinct() – Returns only unique elements in the enumerable

* Distinct() – Returns only unique elements in the enumerable

Sum(func) – Returns the sum of running func(x) on all elements

* Sum(func) – Returns the sum of running func(x) on all elements

Average(func) – Returns the sum of running func(x) on all elements divided by the amount of elements

* Average(func) – Returns the sum of running func(x) on all elements divided by the amount of elements

Size() – Returns how many elements there are in the enumerable

* Size() – Returns how many elements there are in the enumerable

GetRandomElement() – Returns a random element from the enumerable

* GetRandomElement() – Returns a random element from the enumerable

 

===Other functions===

===Other functions===

String(x) – Converts x to a string, using C# .ToString()

* String(x) – Converts x to a string, using C# .ToString()

FormatString(x, y) – Converts x to a string with a format string y using C# .Tostring(format)

* FormatString(x, y) – Converts x to a string with a format string y using C# .Tostring(format)

Debug(x) – Writes x to the log using Unity’s log system

* Debug(x) – Writes x to the log using Unity’s log system

Random() – Returns a random decimal number between 0 and 1

* Random() – Returns a random decimal number between 0 and 1

RandomRange(x, y) – Returns a random decimal number between x and y

* RandomRange(x, y) – Returns a random decimal number between x and y

RandomInteger(x, y) – Returns a random integer between x and y(exclusive)

* RandomInteger(x, y) – Returns a random integer between x and y(exclusive)