what is the output ? Math.floor(-2.1)
a)2
b)-2
c)-3.0
d)0
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Answer / amarnath88888
Math.floor(x) function will return the nearest integer which
is less than the passed value x.
Since -3.0 < -2.1,
-3.0 is the nearest smallest integer.
so answer is c)-3.0
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