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& min()
 
  Syntax: min(<number1>,<number2>[,<numberN]...)
 
  Returns the smallest integer from among its arguments. Up to 30 
  arguments may be specified. <numberN> may be a floating point 
  number, and a floating point result is returned.
 
  Example:
 
  > say min(2,4)
  You say "2"
  > say min(-100,50,0,25)
  You say "-10"
 
	See Also: max()