Fixed.RoundDown method

Explanation	Returns the specified parameter truncated as a Fixed object. This method is a static method. It can be called without creating an object. The Fixed.RoundDown method truncation (when the number of digits = 0) is the closest integer in the direction that the absolute value of the value is smaller (closer to 0).
Call format	var f = Fixed.RoundDown ( n [, d ])
Return value	Truncated value ( Fixed object)
Arguments	n	Specify the number to be truncate as Fixed type, Number type, or String type.
	integer d	Specify the digit you want to truncate. It can be specified by -14 to 3. 0 is truncates to the nearest whole number, and 3 is truncates after the third decimal place. If it is a negative number, it will be specified in the direction of the integer value. If omitted, it is 0.
Exception	None
Example of use	`print (Fixed.RoundDown (12345.678F, -2)); / * 12300 * / print (Fixed.RoundDown (12345.678F)); / * It becomes 12345 * / print (Fixed.RoundDown (12345.678F, 2)); / * It becomes 12345.67 * / print (Fixed.RoundDown (0.50F)); / * 0 * / print (Fixed.RoundDown (-0.50F)); / * 0 * /`
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