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RadMath

Class

Provides mathematical utility methods and constants. This static class contains various mathematical operations, comparisons, conversions, and calculations.

Definition

Namespace:Telerik.Maui

Assembly:Telerik.Maui.Core.dll

Syntax:

public static class RadMath

Inheritance: objectRadMath

Fields

Epsilon

double

The default epsilon value used for floating-point comparisons. This constant represents the minimum difference threshold for considering two double values as equal.

public const double Epsilon = 0.001

Methods

AreClose(double, double, double)

Determines whether two double values are approximately equal within the specified epsilon tolerance.

public static bool AreClose(double num1, double num2, double epsilon = 0.001)

Parameters:num1double

The first number to compare.

num2double

The second number to compare.

epsilondouble

The epsilon tolerance for the comparison. Defaults to Epsilon.

Returns:

bool

true if the absolute difference between the numbers is less than or equal to epsilon; otherwise, false.

AreClose2(double, double, double)

Determines whether two double values are approximately equal using relative epsilon comparison. This method uses the relative difference between the numbers divided by their sum.

public static bool AreClose2(double num1, double num2, double epsilon = 0.001)

Parameters:num1double

The first number to compare.

num2double

The second number to compare.

epsilondouble

The epsilon tolerance for the comparison. Defaults to Epsilon.

Returns:

bool

true if the relative difference between the numbers is less than or equal to epsilon; otherwise, false.

IsInRange<T>(T, T, T)

Determines whether a value is within the specified range (inclusive).

public static bool IsInRange<T>(T value, T min, T max) where T : IComparable

Parameters:valueT

The value to check.

minT

The minimum value of the range (inclusive).

maxT

The maximum value of the range (inclusive).

Returns:

bool

true if the value is within the range [min, max]; otherwise, false.