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Perform multiplication operation on two numerical inputs for scaling, factor combination, and efficient calculations in various projects.
The LogicUtil_MultiplyNode is designed to perform a fundamental arithmetic operation: multiplication. This node takes two numerical inputs and returns their product. It is particularly useful in scenarios where you need to scale values, combine factors, or perform any task that requires the multiplication of two numbers. By integrating this node into your workflow, you can automate and streamline calculations, ensuring accuracy and efficiency in your projects. Whether you are working on mathematical models, data transformations, or any other computational tasks, the MultiplyNode provides a straightforward and reliable solution.
input1
is the first number to be multiplied. This parameter can accept any numerical type, allowing for flexibility in the types of data you can input. The value of input1
directly impacts the result of the multiplication, as it is one of the two factors in the product calculation. There are no specific minimum, maximum, or default values provided, so you can input any valid numerical value.
input2
is the second number to be multiplied. Similar to input1
, this parameter can accept any numerical type. The value of input2
is equally important in determining the product, as it is the second factor in the multiplication operation. Like input1
, there are no specific constraints on the minimum, maximum, or default values, allowing for a wide range of numerical inputs.
The output of the MultiplyNode is a single value representing the product of input1
and input2
. This output can be of any numerical type, depending on the types of the input parameters. The result is crucial for any subsequent operations or analyses that require the multiplied value. The output ensures that the multiplication operation is accurately reflected in your workflow, providing a reliable basis for further computations.
input1
and input2
are valid numerical values to avoid errors and ensure accurate results.input1
and input2
are of incompatible types that cannot be multiplied together.input1
and input2
are numerical values. If necessary, convert the inputs to compatible types before using the MultiplyNode.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.