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	The individual [[Intrinsic classes#Two generic intrinsic classes: string and numeric\|intrinsic Float]] methods are described in the following articles. For information about the conventions followed, see [[Notation conventions for methods~~\|"Notation conventions for methods"~~]].		The individual [[Intrinsic classes#Two generic intrinsic classes: string and numeric\|intrinsic Float]] methods are described in the following articles. For information about the conventions followed, see [[Notation conventions for methods]].

	Intrinsic <var>Float</var> methods treat their method object as a Float value. Any value that is not a <var>Float</var> value is [[Intrinsic classes#Automatic “implicit” conversion of intrinsic values\|automatically converted]] before it is acted on by the method.		Intrinsic <var>Float</var> methods treat their method object as a Float value. Any value that is not a <var>Float</var> value is [[Intrinsic classes#Automatic “implicit” conversion of intrinsic values\|automatically converted]] before it is acted on by the method.

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	~~You can [~~{{~~fullurl~~:~~{{FULLPAGENAMEE~~}}~~\|action=pdfbook}} use this link] to create a PDF file that contains all the pages in this category.~~		{{Template:PDF of category pages}}

	[[Category:Intrinsic methods\| Float methods]]		[[Category:Intrinsic methods\| Float methods]]

JAL at 23:04, 26 November 2012

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	The individual [[Intrinsic classes#Two generic intrinsic classes: string and numeric\|intrinsic Float]] methods are described in the following articles. For information about the conventions followed, see [[Notation conventions for methods\|"Notation conventions for methods"]].		The individual [[Intrinsic classes#Two generic intrinsic classes: string and numeric\|intrinsic Float]] methods are described in the following articles. For information about the conventions followed, see [[Notation conventions for methods\|"Notation conventions for methods"]].

	Intrinsic Float methods treat their method object as a Float value. Any value that is not a Float value is [[Intrinsic classes#Automatic “implicit” conversion of intrinsic values\|automatically converted]] before it is acted on by the method.		Intrinsic <var>Float</var> methods treat their method object as a Float value. Any value that is not a <var>Float</var> value is [[Intrinsic classes#Automatic “implicit” conversion of intrinsic values\|automatically converted]] before it is acted on by the method.

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JAL at 18:05, 9 October 2012

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	You can [{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}\|action=pdfbook}} use this link] to create a PDF file that contains all the pages in this category.		You can [{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}\|action=pdfbook}} use this link] to create a PDF file that contains all the pages in this category.

	[[Category:Intrinsic methods]]		[[Category:Intrinsic methods\| Float methods]]

JAL at 16:11, 9 October 2012

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	Intrinsic Float methods treat their method object as a Float value. Any value that is not a Float value is [[Intrinsic classes#Automatic “implicit” conversion of intrinsic values\|automatically converted]] before it is acted on by the method.		Intrinsic Float methods treat their method object as a Float value. Any value that is not a Float value is [[Intrinsic classes#Automatic “implicit” conversion of intrinsic values\|automatically converted]] before it is acted on by the method.

			==PDF==
			You can [{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}\|action=pdfbook}} use this link] to create a PDF file that contains all the pages in this category.

	[[Category:Intrinsic methods]]		[[Category:Intrinsic methods]]

JAL2 at 23:05, 2 May 2011

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	The individual [[Intrinsic classes#Two generic intrinsic classes: string and numeric\|intrinsic Float]] methods are described in the following articles. For information about the conventions followed, see [[Notation conventions for methods]].		The individual [[Intrinsic classes#Two generic intrinsic classes: string and numeric\|intrinsic Float]] methods are described in the following articles. For information about the conventions followed, see [[Notation conventions for methods\|"Notation conventions for methods"]].

	Intrinsic Float methods treat their method object as a Float value. Any value that is not a Float value is [[Intrinsic classes#Automatic “implicit” conversion of intrinsic values\|automatically converted]] before it is acted on by the method.		Intrinsic Float methods treat their method object as a Float value. Any value that is not a Float value is [[Intrinsic classes#Automatic “implicit” conversion of intrinsic values\|automatically converted]] before it is acted on by the method.

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The individual [[Intrinsic classes#Two generic intrinsic classes: string and numeric|intrinsic Float]] methods are described in the following articles. For information about the conventions followed, see [[Notation conventions for methods]].

Intrinsic Float methods treat their method object as a Float value. Any value that is not a Float value is [[Intrinsic classes#Automatic “implicit” conversion of intrinsic values|automatically converted]] before it is acted on by the method.

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