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# Int

While **Int** appears to imitate **Trunc**, in that it returns the integer portion of a decimal number **X**, its behaviour is slightly different, as the result from an **Int** function is a data type from the **floating-point** family, rather than an **integer** type.

Please review [Trunc](/statelake/scripting-reference/functions-and-procedures/numeric-functions/trunc) for more information.

Also refer to **Frac** to return the fractional part of a decimal number.

**Declaration**: Function Int(const X: Extended): Extended

A few examples are shown below.

```pascal
Procedure OnMapEvent(var Value:variant);
var bNumber : extended;
begin
  Value :=  Int(5566.234589);        // returns 5566
  Value :=  Int(-8112.46);           // returns -8112

  bNumber :=  Int(4567.234589);      // returns 4567
  LogInfo(FloatToStr(bNumber));
  bNumber :=  Int(-5232.46);         // returns -5232
  LogInfo(FloatToStr(bNumber));
  bNumber :=  Int(1234.56);          // returns 1234
  LogInfo(FloatToStr(bNumber));

end;
```