Implement a function that is given one (signed) integer, and it should return its [absolute value)
For example, the absolute value of -17 is 17, while the absolute value of 97 is 97.
Implement a function that is given one (signed) integer, and it should return its [absolute value)
For example, the absolute value of -17 is 17, while the absolute value of 97 is 97.
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It has an Abs Method if that is what you are looking for.