cappedfunction

noun
UK /kæpt ˈfʌŋkʃən/
US /kæpt ˈfʌŋkʃən/

A capped function is a math rule that can never go above a certain top number.

The capped function stops at 10, so even big inputs give answers no higher than 10.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In programming, a function whose output is limited to a set maximum value.

The score-capped function keeps the player's points from going past 999.

3. A function that has an upper bound but may still go as low as it likes.

This capped function rises freely but never passes the cap of 50.

4. A rule in a game or system that stops results from exceeding a fixed top limit.

Damage is handled by a capped function, so no hit does more than 100 points.