int.in.range: Check if an object is an integer in a given range

In quarrint: Interaction Prediction Between Groundwater and Quarry Extension Using Discrete Choice Models and Artificial Neural Networks

Description

This function checks if an object is an integer in the range [low.bound, up.bound].

Usage

int.in.range(x, low.bound = 1, up.bound = 4)

Arguments

x	An object to be tested.
low.bound	The lower bound. Default value is 1.
up.bound	The upper bound. Default value is 4.

Value

TRUE if x is an integer in [low.bound, up.bound], FALSE otherwise.

Author(s)

Johan Barthelemy.

Maintainer: Johan Barthelemy [e-mail].

Examples

# test if x in [0,10]
x <- 5
int.in.range(x, low.bound = 0, up.bound = 10)
# test if y in [1,4]
y <- 10
int.in.range(y)

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