I'm looking to round numbers to their nearest 1,000 closest to zero. The following code works for positive numbers
import math
original_number = 1245
new_number = math.floor(original_number / 1000.00) * 1000
>> 1000
However, when I use the code on negative numbers it moves further away.
import math
original_number = -1245
new_number = math.floor(original_number / 1000.00) * 1000
>> -2000
CodePudding user response:
You can just use the absolute value of the number you are rounding, then preserve the sign of your number using math.copysign()
,
import math
original_number = -1800
new_number = math.copysign(abs(original_number)//1000*1000, original_number)
CodePudding user response:
This works for both positive and negative number.
import math
original_number = -1100
if original_number<0:
new_number = -math.floor(abs(original_number) / 1000.00) * 1000
else:
new_number = math.floor(original_number / 1000.00) * 1000
print(new_number)
OUTPUT
IN:-1254, OUT:-1000
IN:-1500, OUT: -1000
IN:-1501, OUT: -1000
CodePudding user response:
round_thousands_towards_zero = lambda num: num - (num % (num/abs(num)*1000))
lambdaless:
def round_thousands_towards_zero(num):
sign = num/abs(num)
saught_multiplier = sign * 1000
return num - (num % saught_multiplier)