ult()

The ult() method takes two integers as arguments and compares their absolute values. The method will return true if and only if the first value is less than the second value. Otherwise, it will return false.

Syntax

The syntax of ult() is as follows:

math.ult(int1, int2)

Where int1 and int2 are the integer arguments to be compared.

Examples

The following examples illustrate the behavior of ult():

print(math.ult(5,6))
print(math.ult(5,-6)) --lua will convert '-6' to the unsigned integer '6' when performing this call
print(math.ult(5,5))
print(math.ult(5,4))

This results in the output:

true
true
false
false