Rounding positive and negative numbers (uses only the contents of the unit 1)

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Here is the code to round positive and negative numbers (at least seems to work :).

It uses only the contents of the unit 1.

x=-9999.5

y=str(x).find("-")

result = str(x - .50-y)

dot = result.find(".")

final_result = result[:dot]

print final_result

asked 29 Feb '12, 19:21

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edited 29 Feb '12, 20:42

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Nicely done. Thanks for sharing.

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answered 29 Feb '12, 19:55

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