Sass digital function

The Sass numeric function is used to process some numeric values.

The following table lists the numeric functions of Sass:

Function	Description & example
`abs(number)`	Returns the absolute value of a numeric value. Example: abs (15) result: 15 abs (- 15) result: 15
`ceil(number)`	Rounding up Example: ceil. Result: 16.
`comparable(num1, num2)`	Returns a Boolean value to determine whether num1 and num2 can be compared Example: comparable (15px, 10px) result: true comparable (20mm, 1cm) result: true comparable (35px, 2em) result: false
`floor(number)`	Round down Example: floor (15.80) result: 15
`max(number...)`	Return the maximum value Example: max (5, 7, 9, 0,-3,-7) result: 9
`min(number...)`	Return to the minimum Example: min (5,7,9,0,-3,-7) result:-7
`percentage(number)`	Convert a number into an expression of a percentage. Example: percentage (1.2) result: 120
`random()`	Returns the decimal within the 0-1 interval Example: random () result: 0.45673
`random(number)`	Returns an integer between 1 and number, including 1 and limit. Example: random (6) result: 4
`round(number)`	Returns the integer closest to that number, rounded. Example: round. Result: 15 round. Result: 16.