rounding real numbers

[MysticVegeta]

Hi, I want to know how to round a numbers something like this ->
86.888 to 86.89

if i use the index and substrings to do this then if the numbers is something like this -> 89.999 then with my method it wil round it to something like this -> 89.90 lol. Should be 90.00

is there a command for that? or anyway?

[Bacchus]

if you want to round t 2 decimal places, multiply your number by 100 and round then divide the number by 100
86.888*100
round(8688.8)
8689.0/100
86.890

[Flikerator]

Or if you just want to show two places do this

code:

put 85.543

to

code:

put 85.543 : 0 : 2

[Cervantes]

Heh, but that only works with put. That may be fine, but let's explore even more possibilities!

Turing:

var num := 89.369 put frealstr (num, 0, 2) %0 = width of the string.  For most cases, just leave it at 0 % 2 = the number of decimal places %or you can Font.Draw it, using frealstr %Font.Draw (frealstr (num, 0, 2), x, y, fontID, colour)

This, however, gets us a string. If you want to do any manipulation with the somewhat rounded number, it doesn't help us. The next bit of code does, though.

Turing:

var num := 89.369 var roundedNumString := frealstr (num, 0, 2) var roundedNum := strreal (roundedNumString) put roundedNum

So, we've got lots of alternatives here. If you want to put the somewhat rounded number on the screen, use Flikerator's method. If you want to put the rounded number on the screen with a Font.Draw, use frealstr. If you want to somewhat round the number and then manipulate it,you can use Bacchus' approach, or my second frealstr example. Bacchus' method is preferred, howver, because you don't have to bother with string manipulation and you don't have to bother with extra variables. It's a one-line conversion :

Turing:

var num := 89.369 num := round (num * 100) / 100 put num

[ssr]

also u can use

code:

floor

and

code:

ceil

one rounds down and one rounds up

[MysticVegeta]

code:

var num := 89.369 var roundedNumString := frealstr (num, 0, 2) var roundedNum := strreal (roundedNumString) put roundedNum

This is exactly what i was looking for, and here i was using substrings and indexes to do it in for loops. sigh. I feel like an idiot. Thanks a lot btw