The current implementation of round() function in Python 3 uses Banker's rounding i.e integers are rounded to the nearest even integer, this package allows you to round off numbers the classical way.
PyClassicRound has no dependencies.
> pip install PyClassicRound> from PyClassicRound import classic_round
> classic_round(2.55, 1) #outputs 2.6 whereas python 3's round() outputs 2.5> from PyClassicRound import classic_round as cround
> cround(2.55, 1) #outputs 2.6 whereas python 3's round() outputs 2.5- Number that needs to be rounded off
- Upto how many decimal places (optional) (defaults to 2 decimal points (Hundredths Place))
Input parameters can be in any format i.e. integer, float, string etc.
Output will be:
- integer: if decimal point is 0
- on successful operation: float
- None: if the input value cannot be resolved / rounded off for ex. strings -> ("", " ", "abc")
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