Satisfied Interfaces: Invertable<Other>, Summable<Other>
Direct Known Satisfying Interfaces: Exponentiable<This,Other>, Integral<Other>, Scalar<Other>
All Known Subtypes Hierarchy

- Numeric
  - Exponentiable
    - Float
    - Integer
  - Integral
    - Integer
  - Scalar
    - Float
    - Integer

Abstraction of numeric types with addition, `x + y`, subtraction, `x - y`, multiplication, `x * y`, and division, `x / y`, along with additive inverse `-x`.

In general, a numeric type need not define a total order. For example, complex numbers do not have a total order. Numeric types with a total order also satisfy Scalar.

By: Gavin
See also: Scalar

Inherited Attributes
Attributes inherited from: Object hash, string
Attributes inherited from: Invertable<Inverse> negativeValue, positiveValue

Methods
divided | Source Code shared formal Other divided(Other other) The quotient obtained by dividing this number by the given number. For integral numeric types, this operation results in a remainder. See also: Integral
minus | Source Code shared formal Other minus(Other other) The difference between this number and the given number.
times | Source Code shared formal Other times(Other other) The product of this number and the given number.

Inherited Methods
Methods inherited from: Object equals
Methods inherited from: Summable<Other> plus