I have Decimal numbers and I would like to round them to two decimal places. So for example:
2222.333333 -> 2222.33
51.22 -> 51.22
27.0012 -> 27.00
37.28945 -> 37.29
7891.1 -> 7891.10
Could you tell me how to do this? I have these numbers parsed from xml so all these numbers are strings. I tried to parsing it first to number within ?number
and do somethnig like this:
<#return value?number?string('0.##')/>
but I'm not sure what should I put into () of ?string
so it could be applied to all these cases.
CodePudding user response:
You can use:
<#return value?number?string('0.00')/>
The pattern format is the same as in DecimalFormat.
CodePudding user response:
If you are using Javascript, you could do something like this: -
let number = 5.56789;
let decimalPlaces = 2 // Number of decimal places
console.log(number.toFixed(decimalPlaces));
// Console logs "5.56". If decimalPlaces is 3, it would print "5.567"
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