I'm trying to recreate the round function algorithm, but I'm not sure about the decimal range processing part. That's what we've done so far.
def my_round(number, ndgits=None):
if number<0: return int(number +0.5) -1
return int(number - 0.5)+1
test = 1.74789
a=my_round(test)
print(a)
This will allow normal integer rounding, but there is no rounding setting to a decimal point. How do I code without using other functions?
python
You can make them respond to decimal places.
By the way, is there a reason why the basic function is made into a code?
def a(number, ndgits = 1):
ndgits = 5 * 0.1**ndgits
print(ndgits)
a, b = divmod(number, ndgits)
print(a, b)
if a % 2:
return int(number) + 1
else:
return int(number)
b = 0.8
c = a(b, 3)
print(c)
Implement without other functions
def my_round(number, ndgits=1):
return int((number*(10**ndgits) + (- 5 if number < 0 else 5))/10)/(10**(ndgits-1))
test = 1.74789
print(my_round(test,1)) #2.0
print(my_round(test,2)) #1.7
print(my_round(test,3)) #1.75
print(my_round(test,4)) #1.748
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