Math Operations
Math Operations
ADD <variable_1> AND <variable_2> TO <new_variable>
: Add two numbers.SUBTRACT <variable_1> FROM <variable_2> TO <new_variable>
: Subtract one number from another.- ... Other operations like
MULTIPLY
,DIVIDE
, etc.
Example - Math Operations
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Adding Numbers: Let's say you have two variables,
After executing the above, thevar1
with the value5
andvar2
with the value3
. You want to add them.result
variable will have the value8
. -
Subtracting Numbers: Consider a variable
After this operation, thenum1
with the value10
and another variablenum2
with the value4
. You want to subtractnum2
fromnum1
.difference
variable will have the value6
. -
Multiplying Numbers: If you have two variables,
Thefactor1
with the value7
andfactor2
with the value6
, and you want to multiply them.product
variable will now hold the value42
. -
Dividing Numbers: Consider you have a variable
After executing this, thedividend
with the value48
and another variabledivisor
with the value6
. You want to dividedividend
bydivisor
.quotient
variable will have the value8
.
FAQ - Math Operations
What types of math operations are supported by Flux?
Flux supports basic math operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Can I perform math operations on variables?
Yes, you can perform math operations on variables. For example, you can use the ADD
command to add two variables.
Is it possible to perform math operations on the result of a previous operation?
Yes, you can perform math operations on the result of a previous operation. For example, you can add a number to the result of a subtraction operation.
Can I perform math operations on numbers received from MQTT topics?
Yes, you can perform math operations on numbers received from MQTT topics.
Are there any limitations on the numbers I can use in math operations?
Flux is designed for IoT environments and is not intended for heavy computational tasks. It is recommended to use it for simple calculations. Always consult platform limits.
Can I use floating-point numbers in math operations?
Yes, you can use floating-point numbers in math operations.