Float¶

The F64 type represents a 64-bit floating-point number.

Usage¶

You can initialize an F64 from any Python value that supports float() conversion.

Access the underlying value via the .value property.

>>> from rayforce import F64
>>> f64 = F64(123)
>>> f64
F64(123.0)  # type: rayforce.F64
>>> f64.value
123.0  # type: float

Operations¶

Float types support arithmetic, comparison, and math operations.

Arithmetic Operations¶

>>> a = F64(10.5)
>>> b = F64(3.0)

>>> a + b
F64(13.5)

>>> a - b
F64(7.5)

>>> a * b
F64(31.5)

>>> a / b
F64(3.5)

Comparison Operations¶

>>> a = F64(10.5)
>>> b = F64(20.3)

>>> a < b
B8(True)

>>> a > b
B8(False)

>>> a.eq(b)
B8(False)

Math Operations¶

>>> f = F64(3.7)

>>> f.ceil()
F64(4.0)

>>> f.floor()
F64(3.0)

>>> f.round()
F64(4.0)

32-bit Float¶

The F32 type stores a 32-bit floating-point value. It shares the same construction and .value interface as F64; arithmetic promotes to F64.

>>> from rayforce import F32
>>> f32 = F32(1.5)
>>> f32
F32(1.5)  # type: rayforce.F32
>>> f32.value
1.5  # type: float
>>> F32(1.5) + F32(2.5)
F64(4.0)  # type: rayforce.F64