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# SixArm.com » Ruby » <br> Numeric
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# SixArm.com » Ruby » <br> Numeric #round, #floor, #ceil methods with precision
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* Doc: <http://sixarm.com/sixarm_ruby_numeric_round/doc>
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* Gem: <http://rubygems.org/gems/sixarm_ruby_numeric_round>
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4.555.ceil_at(1) #=> 4.6
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4.555.floor_at(1) #=> 4.5
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4.555.round_at(1) #=> 4.6
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4.555.truncate_at(1) #=> 4.5
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Round to a given precision:
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4.555.ceil_to(0.1) #=> 4.6
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4.555.floor_to(0.1) #=> 4.5
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4.555.round_to(0.1) #=> 4.6
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4.555.truncate_to(0.1) #=> 4.5
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Conceptually, the methods for round, floor, and
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Conceptually, the methods for round, floor, ceil, and truncate will typically be for floating point numbers.
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However, these methods can actually be for pretty much any Numeric object.
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For example, one could round an Integer to the nearest kilo.
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## Changes
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* 2012-09-01 1.0.1 Add #truncate_at and #truncate_to.
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* 2012-05-30 1.0.0 Create baesd on Facets methods by Trans.
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# Conceptually, truncate is expected to apply to floating point numbers.
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# However it can actually be applied to pretty much any Numeric object.
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# For example, one could truncate an Integer to the nearest kilo.
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# See Float#truncate_at.
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def truncate_at(*args)
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# See Float#truncate_to.
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def truncate_to(*args)
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# Truncate to the given decimal position.
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# 4.555.truncate_at(0) #=> 4.0
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# 4.555.truncate_at(2) #=> 4.55
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# 4.555.truncate_at(3) #=> 4.555
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describe "#truncate_at" do
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it "works" do
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4.555.truncate_at(0).must_equal 4.0
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date: 2012-
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date: 2012-09-02 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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dependencies: []
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description:
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email: sixarm@sixarm.com
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summary: SixArm.com » Ruby » Numeric round, floor, ceil methods
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summary: SixArm.com » Ruby » Numeric round, floor, ceil, truncate methods
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