Numeric predicates

Reference documentation for Expressif predicates in the numeric scope.

Name	Overview
has-remainder	Returns true if the division of the numeric value passed as argument by the modulus provided as parameter value is equal to the required remainder. Returns false otherwise.
is-divisible-by	Returns true if the numeric value passed as argument is evenly divisible by the divisor provided as parameter. Returns false otherwise.
is-equal-to	Returns true if the numeric value passed as argument is equal to the numeric value passed as parameter.
is-even	Returns true if the numeric value passed as argument is even. Returns false otherwise.
is-greater-than	Returns true if the numeric value passed as argument is greater than the numeric value passed as parameter. Returns false otherwise.
is-greater-than-or-equal	Returns true if the numeric value passed as argument is greater than or equal to the numeric value passed as parameter. Returns false otherwise.
is-integer	Returns true if the numeric value passed as argument is an integer value. Returns false otherwise.
is-less-than	Returns true if the numeric value passed as argument is less than the numeric value passed as parameter. Returns false otherwise.
is-less-than-or-equal	Returns true if the numeric value passed as argument is less than or equal to the numeric value passed as parameter. Returns false otherwise.
is-negative	Returns true if the numeric argument is less than 0.
is-negative-or-zero	Returns true if the numeric argument is less or equal to 0.
is-odd	Returns true if the numeric value passed as argument is odd. Returns false otherwise.
is-one	Returns true if the numeric argument is equal to 1.
is-opposite	Returns true if the numeric value passed as argument additive inverse of the numeric value passed as parameter. Returns false otherwise.
is-positive	Returns true if the numeric argument is greater than 0.
is-positive-or-zero	Returns true if the numeric argument is greater or equal to 0.
is-within-interval	Returns true if the numeric value passed as argument is between the lower bound and the upper bound defined in the interval. Returns false otherwise.
is-zero	Returns true if the numeric argument is equal to 0.
is-zero-or-null	Returns true if the numeric value passed as argument is equal to 0 or null. Returns false otherwise.