Variable Uint32

Type Declaration

• Readonlyadd: (x: WithSmallInt<Uint32, 40>, y: WithSmallInt<Uint32, 40>) => Uint32

  Adds two non-negative integers, returning a + b as an Uint32.

• Readonlydiv: (
      x: WithSmallInt<Uint32, 40>,
      y:
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          | NormalizeBrandUnion<
              number & {
                  "!=0": true;
                  "< 2^32": true;
                  "> -2^16": true;
                  "> -2^32": true;
                  ">= -2^15": true;
                  ">= -2^31": true;
                  ">=0": true;
                  Finite: true;
                  Int: true;
                  NaNValue: false;
                  SafeInt: true;
              } & Readonly<
                  {
                      "TSTypeForgeInternals--edd2f9ce-7ca5-45b0-9d1a-bd61b9b5d9c3": unknown;
                  },
              >,
          >,
  ) => Uint32

  Divides two non-negative integers using floor division (⌊a / b⌋): the result is a / b rounded toward negative infinity, as an Uint32.

• ReadonlyfromNumber: (x: number) => Uint32

  Converts an arbitrary number into an Uint32, rounding to the nearest integer and saturating the result into the range [MIN_VALUE, MAX_VALUE].

  Unlike asUint32, this is total: out-of-range inputs are clamped to the nearest representable Uint32 instead of throwing.

• Readonlyis: (a: number) => a is Uint32

  Type guard that checks if a value is a non-negative integer less than 2^32.

  See

  isUint32 for usage examples

• Readonlymax: (...values: readonly WithSmallInt<Uint32, 40>[]) => Uint32

  Returns the largest of the given non-negative integers.

• ReadonlyMAX_VALUE: number

  The largest value representable as Uint32 (the upper saturation target of fromNumber).

• Readonlymin: (...values: readonly WithSmallInt<Uint32, 40>[]) => Uint32

  Returns the smallest of the given non-negative integers.

• ReadonlyMIN_VALUE: 0

  The smallest value representable as Uint32 (the lower saturation target of fromNumber).

• Readonlymul: (x: WithSmallInt<Uint32, 40>, y: WithSmallInt<Uint32, 40>) => Uint32

  Multiplies two non-negative integers, returning a * b as an Uint32.

• Readonlypow: (x: WithSmallInt<Uint32, 40>, y: WithSmallInt<Uint32, 40>) => Uint32

  Raises a to the power b, returning a ** b as an Uint32 (floored to an integer).

• Readonlyrandom: (min?: WithSmallInt<Uint32, 40>, max?: WithSmallInt<Uint32, 40>) => Uint32

  Generates a random Uint32 within the given range.

  The range is inclusive on both ends.

• Readonlysub: (x: WithSmallInt<Uint32, 40>, y: WithSmallInt<Uint32, 40>) => Uint32

  Subtracts two non-negative integers, returning a - b as an Uint32.