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Integer.round

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Group: Rounding

Documentation​

Round to a specified number of decimal places. For integers, rounding to 0 or more decimal places simply returns the argument. For negative decimal places, see below. By default, rounding uses "symmetric round-half-up", also known as "half-up." If rounding_mode=Rounding_Mode.Bankers, then it uses "round-half-even", also known as "banker's rounding".

Arguments​

  • decimal_places: The number of decimal places to round to. Can be negative, which results in rounding to positive integer powers of 10. Must be between -15 and 15 (inclusive).
  • rounding_mode: specifies how to break ties for the least significant digit.

Examples​

Round an integer (returns the value unchanged).​

     3 . round == 3

Round to the nearest thousand.​

     2511 . round -3 == 3000

Round to the nearest hundred, using Banker's Rounding.​

     12250 . round -2 rounding_mode=Rounding_Mode.Bankers == 12200

Errors​

If self is outside the range -99999999999999..99999999999999 (inclusive), an Illegal_Argument error is thrown. If decimal_places is outside the range -15..15 (inclusive), an Illegal_Argument error is thrown.

Remarks​

Negative decimal place counts​

Rounding to n digits can be thought of as "rounding to the nearest multiple of 10^(-n)". For negative decimal counts, this results in rounding to the nearest positive integer power of 10.