Default language.

Return functions


Return functions are also known as non-void functions and return a value. Return functions are further classified into the following categories:

  • String functions
  • List functions
  • Number functions

For functions that have arguments of the String type, in the argument value, you can add a line break to move content to a new line by using the <br> tag. You can also use the <br> tag as a separator to separate text strings.

For an Enrich action, the functions list displays functions based on the data type of the slot that you enrich, as shown in the following table:

Data type of slots

Return functions available

String

Displays functions that return either a String, Number, or Boolean value.

List of strings

Displays functions that return a List of string values.

Number

Displays functions that return a Number value.

For an Enrich or Variable action, the function parameters display slots and global variables based on the data type of the function parameter as shown:

Data type of parameters

Slots available

String

Displays slots and global variables that have either the String, Number, or Boolean data types.

List of strings

Displays slots and global variables that have the List of Strings data type.

Number

Displays slots and global variables that have the Number data type.

Success

Tip

In the following functions, in the Text String field, you can do one of the following:

  • Specify raw text
  • Select a slot
  • Select an already defined variable.

The variable needs to be already defined in the policy workflow, before the action under which you are adding the function.

String functions

These functions are used for string manipulation operations such as concatenating strings, replacing strings, and so on. These functions use slots or variables with a string value. The following string functions are available:

  • Concat
  • ConcatList
  • Contains
  • CurrentFormattedTimeStamp
  • GetPosition
  • GetPositionOnOccurrences
  • IsActiveTimeFrame
  • MatchRegex
  • GetRegexMatches
  • Replace
  • Split
  • StringLength
  • StringMatch
  • StringToInteger
  • StringToReal
  • Strip
  • Substring
  • SubstringOnPositions
  • SubstringOnStartPosition
  • ToBase64
  • ToFormattedTimeStamp
  • ToLowerCase
  • ToUpperCase

Concat

Concatenates two text strings to return a new string.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String 1

String

A single text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value) that you want to join.

Enclose values that contain blank spaces or other special characters in double quotation marks.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Text String 2

String

A single text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value) that you want to join to the earlier string value.

Enclose values that contain blank spaces or other special characters in double quotation marks.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Output

Expected output

Type

Result of concatenating the specified strings

String

Example

  • Input 1= CPU utilization
  • Input 2=[CPU utilization,CPU utilization for the host is rapidly increasing,CPU utilization is growing]
  • Output=CPU utilization[CPU utilization,CPU utilization for the host is rapidly increasing,CPU utilization is growing]

ConcatList

Concatenates a list of comma-separated strings using the given separator and returns a new string.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

List of strings

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values), that you want to join.

You can specify a combination of text strings, slots with string values, and variables with string values.

Enclose the list in square brackets and enclose values that contain blank spaces or other special characters in double quotes. 

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Separator

String

Alphanumeric or special character(s) by which you want to separate the new string.

Providing the separator is optional.

Important:

Use two backslashes (\\) as the separator instead of a single backslash (\) because it might cause a policy failure.

Output

Expected output

Type

Concatenated string by combining the specified comma-separated list of strings

String

Example

  • Input 1= [tagName1,tagName2,tagName3]
  • Input 2= -
  • Output=tagName1-tagName2-tagName3

Contains

Detects whether a text string contains a substring. 

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value)in which you want to search.

Search is case insensitive.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Find Substring

String

Substring that you want to find in the text string.

Returns true if the substring is found, otherwise returns false.

Output

Expected output

Type

Indicates whether the substring is present in the specified string.

Boolean

Example

  • Input 1=v1v4v5v6
  • Input 2=v4
  • Output=true

CurrentFormattedTimeStamp

Returns the current timestamp with the date in the specified date format and the time zone in UTC. Use this function to enrich slots that have the string data type.

Warning

Important

Make sure that you enrich slots that have String as the data type because the function returns a formatted text value for the current timestamp.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Date Format

String

Specify a date format as a string in which you want to retrieve the current timestamp.

This function supports the standard date formats. Refer to the following table for a few date format examples:

Date format

Description

Example

EEE, MMM d, "yy

E: Day name in a week

M: Month in a year

d: Day in a month

y: Year

Sun, May 15, ’22

h:mm a

h: Hour in AM or PM in the 12-hour format

m: Minute in an hour

a: AM or PM indicator

12:15 PM

hh 'o"clock'a, zzzz

h: Hour in AM or PM in the 12-hour format

a: AM or PM indicator

z: Time zone

12 o'clock PM, Pacific Daylight Time

Output

Expected output

Type

Timestamp in the specified date format and the UTC time zone

String

Example

  • Input =EEE, MMM d,  “yy
  • Output=Wed, Dec 29, '21

To read a use case for this function, see Example: Retrieve the timestamp as a date format.

GetPosition

Returns the position of the first character of the substring that occurred first, reading left to right.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value)in which you want to find the substring.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Find Substring

String

Substring that you want to find in the text string.

Returns 0 if the substring is not found.

Output

Expected output

Type

Position of the specified substring

Integer

Example

  • Input 1=GetPosition v3 cool
  • Input 2=cool
  • Output=16

GetPositionOnOccurrences

If the substring occurred for the given number of times, this function returns the position of the first character of the final substring based on the number of occurrences specified, reading left to right. 

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value) in which you want to find the substring.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Find Substring

String

Substring that you want to find in the text string.

Returns 0 if the substring is not found.

Number of Occurrences

Integer

Number of occurrences of the substring that you want to find.

Returns 0 if the specified number is not found.

Output

Expected output

Type

Position of the specified substring based on occurrences

Integer

Example

  • Input 1=city reno is called reno
  • Input 2=reno
  • Input 3=2
  • Output=21

IsActiveTimeFrame

Returns the state of the time frame based on whether it is currently active. You can perform conditional event enrichment based on the state of the time frame.

You can enter a maximum of 20 values as an input for the function.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Time Frame Name

String

Specify single or multiple time frames in a tenant to check whether the time frame is active.

If you specify multiple time frames and if any one of the time frames is active, the time frame status is returned as true. 

The function can resolve the time frame from the time frame ID also.

Event slotStringIf the time frame is configured with an event slot, the function resolves the time frame name from the event slot and returns the time frame status.
Local variableStringIf the time frame is configured with a local variable, the function resolves the variable value and returns the time frame status.
Global variableStringIf the time frame is configured with a global variable, the function resolves the variable value and returns the time frame status.

Output

Expected output

Type

Status of the time frame 

Boolean

To read a use case for this function, see Example: Assign event owner according to the time frame status.

MatchRegex

Matches a text string with a simple regular expression.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string. Can be a slot or a variable that matches the pattern.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Regex Pattern

String

Regular expression pattern that matches the text string.

Output

Expected output

Type

Indicates whether the string matches the regular expression

Boolean

Example

  • Input 1=aaabbb
  • Input 2=a*b*
  • Output=true

GetRegexMatches

Extracts and returns a list of strings from the input text that matches the specified regular expression pattern.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string. Can be a slot or a variable that matches the pattern.

Regex Pattern

String

Regular expression pattern that matches the text string.

Output

Expected output

Type

Returns a list of matching tokensList of strings

Example

  • Input 1=CPU-utilization is high. Reduce CPU-utilization.
  • Input 2=\b(CPU-)?(utilization)​​\b
  • Output=[CPU-utilization,CPU-,utilization,CPU-utilization,CPU-,utilization]

Replace

Replaces part of a text string with another string.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value)in which you want to replace a substring.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Existing Substring

String

Existing substring that you want to replace in the text string.

New Substring

String

New substring with which you want to replace the existing substring.

Output

Expected output

Type

New string created as a result of the replacement

String

Example

  • Input 1= CPU Utilization
  • Input 2=CPU
  • Input 3=Memory
  • Output=Memory Utilization

Split

Splits a text string into a list of substrings based on the separator occurring in the string.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value) that you want to split.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Separator

String

Separator character(s) in the text string at which you want to split the string.

The separator character(s) are not included in the resulting value.

Important:

To use [, ^, or \, prefix them with a backslash (\) as the separator; otherwise, it might cause a policy failure.

Example of multiple characters or strings as a separator:

original-string = "hnadfbstcjak"

separator = "abc"

resulting-list = ["hn","df","st","j","k"]

Output

Expected output

Type

List of substrings divided by the specified separator

String

Example

Input 1= CPU Utilization

Input 2=" " 

Output=[CPU, Utilization]

StringLength

Returns the number of characters in a text string.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value) whose length you want to find.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Output

Expected output

Type

String length (in characters)

Integer

Example

  • Input 1=CPU Utilization
  • Output= 15

StringMatch

Matches character patterns in a text string and extracts fields from it. The pattern can contain literal text and substitutes.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string. Can be a slot or a variable for matching the pattern.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Match Pattern

String

Pattern that matches the entire string and not just a portion of it.

The pattern can contain literal text and substitutes. Literal text is matched literally. A substitute is preceded by a % sign, followed by a type indicator.

The values corresponding to the substitutes are extracted as fields.

Valid values for substitutes:

  • %%: literal match of %
  • %d: decimal integer number
  • %f: floating point real number
  • %c: single character
  • %s: string value

Tips:

  • Make sure that you use a match pattern that matches the entire string and not just a portion of it.
    For example, use the %s Severity %s Alert Properties %s match pattern that matches the following text string:
    FIX Session has not reconnected within 30 seconds. Severity Error    Alert Properties   Alert Type Connectivity Event Component.
  • Two substitutes cannot occur without literal text in between them.
  • The portion of the input that matches the substitute of %s depends on the pattern following the substitute:
    • a literal: input up to the first literal.
    • a space and a literal: input up to the space followed by the literal.
    • a space and a substitute: input up to the first space.

Output

Expected output

Type

Retrieved fields

List of strings

Example

Input 1=CPU Utilization is 80

Input 2=CPU Utilization %s %d

Output=[is,80]

StringToInteger

Converts a text string that represents a number to an integer value. 

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value) that you want to convert.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Output

Expected output

Type

Conversion result, returned as an integer

Integer

Example

  • Input 1=20
  • Output=20

StringToReal

Converts a text string that represents a real number to a real number. 

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string or reference to a slot or variable (with a real number value) that you want to convert.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Output

Expected output

Type

Conversion result, returned as a real value

Real

Example

  • Input 1=10.2
  • Output=10.2

Strip

Removes leading and trailing blank spaces from a text string.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value)from which you want spaces removed.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Output

Expected output

Type

Resulting string after the blank spaces are removed

String

Example

  • Input 1=" space (provided without the double quotes)
  • Output=space

Substring

Returns part of a text string based on the given starting position and length.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value)from which you want to extract the substring.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Start Position

Integer

Position of the character from where you want to begin extraction.

The first character in the text string starts at 1.

Length

Integer

Number of characters that you want to extract. 

Output

Expected output

Type

Retrieved string

String

Example

  • Input 1=CPU Utilization is increasing
  • Input 2=1
  • Input 3=15
  • Output=CPU Utilization

SubstringOnPositions

Returns part of a text string between the start and end positions.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value)from which you want to extract the substring.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Start Position

Integer

Position of the character from where you want to begin extraction.

The first character in the text string starts at 1.

End Position

Integer

Position of the character where you want to end the extraction.

The first character in the text string starts at 1. 

Output

Expected output

Type

Retrieved string

String

Example

  • Input 1= CPU Utilization is increasing
  • Input 2=5
  • Input 3=16
  • Output=Utilization (includes the space character at the end)

SubstringOnStartPosition

Returns part of a text string starting from the given start position to the end of the string.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value)from which you want to extract the substring.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Start Position

Integer

Position of the character from where you want to begin extraction. The first character in the text string starts at 1.

Output

Expected output

Type

Retrieved string

String

Example

  • Input 1= CPU Utilization
  • Input 2=5
  • Output=Utilization

ToBase64

Converts a text string to a Base64 value.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string, slot (with a string value), or variable (with a string value) that you want to convert to a Base64 value.

Output

Expected output

Type

Converted Base64 value

String

To read a use case for this function, see Example: Enrich event details with the encoded event ID.

ToFormattedTimeStamp

Converts the timestamp from an epoch value to a string value in the specified date format.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Date Format

String

Date format to which you want to convert the timestamp.

The following date formats that are available on the User Preferences page are supported:

  • dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm
  • dd/MM/yyyy h:mm a
  • MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm
  • MM/dd/yyyy h:mm a
  • dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm
  • dd.MM.yyyy h:mm a
  • yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm
  • yyyy/MM/dd h:mm a
  • yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm
  • yyyy-MM-dd h:mm a

Epoch Value

Epoch (milliseconds)

Text string, slot (with a string value), or variable (with a string value) that you want to convert to a timestamp value.

Time Zone

String

Time zone in which you want to view the timestamp.

The time zones that are available on the User Preferences page are supported.

Output

Expected output

Type

Formatted timestamp value. 

Important:
The formatted timestamp is returned in the English locale only.

String

Example

  • Input 1= yyyy-MM-dd h:mm a
  • Input 2= Occurred (Timestamp in milliseconds: 1681816440000)
  • Input 3= (GMT+05:30)Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi
  • Output= 2023-04-18 4:44 PM

ToLowerCase

Converts all letters in a text string to lower case.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value) that you want to convert.

Characters that are not letters are not changed.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Output

Expected output

Type

Lower case version of the specified string.

String

Example

  • Input 1=CPU Utilization
  • Output=cpu utilization

ToUpperCase

Converts all letters in a text string to upper case. 

Input

Input

Type

Description

Text String

String

Text string, slot (with a string value) or variable (with a string value) that you want to convert.

Characters that are not letters are not changed.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Output

Expected output

Type

Upper case version of the specified string

String

Example

  • Input 1=CPU Utilization
  • Output=CPU UTILIZATION

List functions

These functions are used for list manipulation operations such as determining the list length, retrieving an element from the list, and so on. These functions use slots or variables with string values. You can specify a list by using one of the following formats:

  • [listValue1,listValue2,listValue3]
  • ["listValue1","listValue2","listValue3"]
Warning

Important

  • [] is considered as an empty list.
  • Enclose list values that contain blank spaces or other special characters in double quotation marks.

The following list functions are available:

  • ConcatListToList
  • GetNote
  • IsDisjoint
  • ListContains
  • ListGetElement
  • ListIntersect
  • ListLength
  • ListUnion
  • RemoveDuplicateElements
  • RemoveElement
  • RemoveElementList

ConcatListToList

Concatenates two lists of comma-separated strings to return a new list.

Input

Input

Type

Description

List 1

List of strings

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values), that you want to join.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

List 2

List of strings

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values), that you want to join to the earlier list.

You can append a string slot value to the list by specifying the list in the following format:

[$NEW.internalSlotName]

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Output

Expected output

Type

Result of concatenating the specified lists

List of strings

Example 1

  • Input 1=[abc,def,ghi]
  • Input 2=[123,456,789]
  • Output=[abc,def,ghi,123,456,789]

Example 2

  • Input 1=[CPU utilization is increasing,CPU utilization is growing,CPU utilization is rising]

  • Input 2=[$NEW.location]
  • Output=[CPU utilization is increasing,CPU utilization is growing,CPU utilization is rising,Houston] (Assuming that the location slot is the event has the value "Houston")

GetNote

Returns a note present in the given position in a list of notes in the incoming event. A note is a list of strings that contain information like the timestamp, owner, and the note content.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Position

Integer

The sequence number of the note that you want to retrieve. The position starts from 1 for the oldest note.

To retrieve the most recent note, specify the position as 0.

If you specify an incorrect position, an exception message is displayed in the _errors slot for the event..

Output

Expected output

Type

The retrieved note

List of string

Example

An incoming event has the following list of notes:

[0x17cbca212fd,admin,BASIC_ENRICHMENT,0x17cbca212fd,admin,ADVANCED_ENRICHMENT,0x17cbca212fd,admin,NOTIFICATION]

  • Input= 2
  • Output= [0x17cbca212fd,admin,ADVANCED_ENRICHMENT]

To read a use case for this function, see Example: Retrieve and modify notes in incoming events.

IsDisjoint

Compares elements of two lists to verify that no common elements exist between them.

Input

Input

Type

Description

List 1

List of strings

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values) that you want to compare.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

List 2

List of strings

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values) that you want to compare with the earlier list.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Returns true is no common elements exist, otherwise returns false.

Output

Expected output

Type

Indicates that no common elements exist in the specified lists,

Boolean

Example 1:

  • Input 1=[123,111Input1,def,ghi]
  • Input 2=[456,789,abc]
  • Output=true (because no common elements are present in the two lists)

Example 2:

  • Input 1=[123,111,456]
  • Input 2=[456,789]
  • Output=true (because common elements are present in the two lists)

ListContains

Detects whether a list contains an element.

Input

Input

Type

Description

List

List of strings

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values) in which you want to search.

Search is case insensitive.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Find Element

String

Element that you want to find in the list.

Returns true if the element is found, otherwise returns false.

Output

Expected output

Type

Indicates whether the element is present in the specified list.

Boolean

Example

  • Input 1=[v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v3,v2]
  • Input 2=v1
  • Output=true

ListGetElement

Returns the element present in the given position in a list, reading left to right.

Input

Input

Type

Description

List

List of strings

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values) in which you want to find the element.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Position

Integer

Position of the element, reading left to right. The first element in the list starts at 1.

Output

Expected output

Type

Element present at the specified position in the list.

String

Example

  • Input 1=[oxford,cambridge,london]
  • Input 2=2
  • Output=cambridge

ListIntersect

Compares two lists to return the common elements between them.

Input

Input

Type

Description

List

List of strings

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values) that you want to compare.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

List

List of strings 

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values) that you want to compare with the earlier list.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Output

Expected output

Type

Common elements present in the two lists

List of strings

Example

  • Input 1=[html,css,javascript]
  • Input 2=css
  • Output=css

ListLength

Returns the number of elements in a list.

Input

Input

Type

Description

List

List of strings

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values), whole length you want to find.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Output

Expected output

Type

List length (in characters)

Integer

Example

  • Input 1=[html,css,javascript]
  • Output=3

ListUnion

Returns a union of all unique values between the two lists.

Duplicate values between the two lists are repeated only once. Duplicate values within a single list are retained.

Input

Input

Type

Description

List 1

List of strings

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values), that you want to combine.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

List 2

List of strings 

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values), that you want to combine with the earlier list.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Output

Expected output

Type

Union of the specified lists

List of strings

Example

  • Input 1=[bmc,ade]
  • Input 2=[bmc,helix]
  • Output=[bmc,ade,helix]

RemoveDuplicateElements

Removes duplicate elements from a list.

Input

Input

Type

Description

List

List of strings

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values) containing duplicate elements.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Output

Expected output

Type

Resulting list after the duplicate elements are removed.

List of strings

Example

  • Input 1=[v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v3,v2]
  • Output=[v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6]

RemoveElement

Removes all occurrences of an element from a list.

Input

Input

Type

Description

List

List of strings

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values), from which you want to remove an element.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Remove Element

String

Element that you want to remove from the list. 

Output

Expected output

Type

Resulting list after the specified element is removed.

List of strings

Example

  • Input 1=[abc,def,ghi,jkl,mnp]
  • Input 2=def
  • Output=[abc,ghi,jkl,mnp]

RemoveElementList

Removes a list of elements from a list.

Input

Input

Type

Description

List

List of strings

Comma-separated list of only text strings, only slots (with string values), or only variables (with string values), from which you want to remove elements.

The maximum limit is 1024 characters. 

Remove Element List

List of strings

Comma-separated list of elements occurring in the list that you want to remove. 

Output

Expected output

Type

Resulting list after the specified list is removed.

List of strings

Example

  • Input 1=[v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6]
  • Input 2=[v2,v3]
  • Output=[v1,v4,v5,v6]

Number functions

These functions are used for integer manipulation operations such as integer addition, subtraction, and so on.

The following number functions are available:

  • Char
  • CurrentTimeStamp
  • Math

Char

Returns a character equivalent for a specific ASCII number value. This function helps you to manage characters in the event data. Use the output of this function to replace, remove, or append ASCII characters in the event data with other characters and enrich the event with more meaningful information.

Input

Input

Type

Description

Number

Number

Specify the ASCII number value that you want to convert into a character.

You can also specify event slots and variables of the number data type.

The number must be between 0 and 127.

Output

Expected output

Type

A character equivalent for a specific ASCII number value.

String

Example 1
  • Input = 30
  • Output RS (Nonprintable ASCII character)
Example 2
  • Input = 32
  • Output space (Printable ASCII character)

To understand a use case for this function, see Example: Manage ASCII characters in the event data.

CurrentTimeStamp

Returns the current timestamp in epoch (milliseconds). This function does not require any input parameter. Use this function to enrich slots having the number data type.

Warning

Important

Make sure that you enrich slots that have Number as the data type because the function returns the current timestamp value in milliseconds.

Output

Expected output

Type

Timestamp value in milliseconds

Number

Example

If the current data and time is Wednesday, December 29, 2021 12:03:42 PM GMT+05:30, then the function returns the timestamp as 1640759622000 milliseconds.

To read a use case for this function, see Example: Check whether there is a time delay between events.

Math

Performs basic mathematical operations on two numbers and returns the result. 

Input

Input

Type

Description

Operator

String

Arithmetic operator to use for the calculation.

Valid values are: +,-,*, /

Number 1

Integer

First number to use for the calculation.

Number 2

Integer

Second number to use for the calculation.

Output

Expected output

Type

Resulting value of the mathematical operation performed.

Integer

Example
  • Input 1=+
  • Input 2=5
  • Input 3=7
  • Output=12

 

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