The difference between CInt and int in ASP _ Application techniques

The CInt is rounded to the nearest even number, which means that when the decimal part is 0.5XXXX, it takes the nearest even to the x.5xx.

such as Cint (0.5) =0; Cint (1.5) =2; Cint (2.5) =2; Cint (3.5) =4

An int is an integer function that removes the decimal point part. such as int (1.5) =1 ...

This positioning is not accurate, according to the test of the angle is leakage. First: The Cint function does not take into account the situation of Cint (0.51) =1,cint (2.51) =3. The second: The INT function does not take into account the case of negative numbers: Int ( -1.1) =-2,int (-1.5) =-2, so I conclude as follows: Int function: On the axis to the left rounding. CInt function: Rounded rounding, regardless of positive or negative values.          However, when *.5 or-*.5, the number is taken as a couple. But note: Cint (0.51) =1,cint (-0.51) is equal to 1.

Summarize:

int function: To the left rounding on a axis.

CInt function: Rounded rounding, regardless of positive or negative values. However, when *.5 or-*.5, the number is taken as a couple.

Cint (0.5) =0-> 0
Cint (0.51) =1-> 1
Cint (1.5) =2-> 2
Cint (2.5) =2-> 2
Cint (2.51) =3-> 3
Cint (2.6) =3-> 3
Cint (2.62) =3-> 3
Cint (3.5) =4-> 4
Cint (3.3) =3-> 3
Cint (1.2) =1-> 1
Int ( -1.1) =-2->-2
Int ( -1.5) =-2->-2