type i64

Checked addition

Checked subtraction

Checked multiplication

Checked division (truncating toward zero)

Checked remainder

Addition that wraps around at the bounds of the type (two's complement) instead of panicking.

Subtraction that wraps around at the bounds of the type instead of panicking.

Multiplication that wraps around at the bounds of the type instead of panicking.

Addition that stops at the nearest bound of the type instead of panicking.

Subtraction that stops at the nearest bound of the type instead of panicking.

Multiplication that stops at the nearest bound of the type instead of panicking.

x.wrap<U>(): converts to the numeric type U; an integer that does not fit wraps around (keeps the low bits), a float is truncated toward zero (§3.1).

x.try<U>(): checked conversion to the numeric type U (§3.1).

The absolute value.

-1, 0 or 1 for a negative, zero or positive value.

The smaller of the two values.

The larger of the two values.

lo when the value is below it, hi when it is above, the value itself otherwise.

Power by repeated squaring; panics on overflow like *.

The decimal text of the value (what interpolation {x} shows).