The int Abs method in C# returns the absolute value of the input integer. It is a member of the Math class, which is a standard library included in the .NET framework.
Here are some examples of using int Abs:
int num = -5; int absoluteNum = Math.Abs(num); // absoluteNum is now 5
int x = 10; int y = 20; int difference = Math.Abs(x - y); // difference is now 10
The Math class is part of the System namespace, which is included in the mscorlib.dll library.
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