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How to round of floats in python
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You can use python's build in round() function for that purpose.
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If you want a simple round use round(), if you want the highest value use ceil() and for the lowest value use floor().
Second and Third are found at math library
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You can use round() function or
.__round__() built-in python method.
Following the parameters use in this format:
round(number, digits)
or
.__round__(digits)
-> a = 0.12345
print(round(a, 3))
-> 0.123
Or,
print(a.__round__(3))
-> 0.123
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floor(), ceil(), round() are used to round floats in python.
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Use round()
For example:
a = 2.3457635
b = round(a, 3)
print(b)
Output is:
2.345
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You can also use ceil().I also prefer it but
You have to import maths for using ceil
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Built in function round (a, 2)
a is number which do you wanna round ....so round have 2 parameters
2 is number till how many numbers do you round .
math.ceil(num) or math.floor(num) may work .
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You can round up a float number as follows:
round (num_float, number_of_decimal_places)
or
round (num_float) -> In this case the number will be rounded to no decimal place
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Use round() inbuilt function
Syntax : round(float, Up to numbers of digits to be rounded)
Example
x=10/3
print (x)
>>3.33333333333
round(x)
>>3
round(x, 2)
>>3.33
round(x, 1)
>>3.3
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Thanks
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To get the round value of any float, use built-in function 'round (float, digits after decimal)' .
Example: round (4.54321268, 3) >> 4.543
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I don't get it why are we use round() function on what situations?
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Vishvanthan K your welcome 🙂👍
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You can use python's build in round() function for that purpose.
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What is flot
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round(x)
Where x = your number
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Using round () function
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SIMPLY USE " round(_,x) "
AND PUT YOUR VALUE AT ' x '
HERE ' x ' IS THE NUMBER OF DIGITS AFTER DECIMAL POINT YOU WANT TO ROUND OFF.
EX: no = 5.3425647
print(no)
CODE: round (no,3)
OUTPUT: 5.342
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use round(value) function
E.g- round(3.56)
Output- 4
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You can first “import math” then use either the .ceil() or .floor() methods