Delphi/Lazarus: Round Decimal Numbers up, down and normally
Tip by Delphian | Last update on 2021-06-28 | Created on 2013-06-27
In this tip, I would like to show you how you can round decimal numbers such as extended, float or real numbers using Delphi or Lazarus.
You have the possibility to round numbers up, down or according to Bankers' Rules.
Overview: Lazarus as well as Delphi are providing the following functions you can use for rounding:
- Round: normal, convergent rounding (Banker's Rule)
- Trunc: crops decimal places (=rounding down)
- Ceil: rounding up (contained in Math)
- Floor: rounding down (contained in Math)
- Int: makes an integer value from a decimal number (=rounding down)
- Frac: crops all before the decimal places/replaces the integer part of the number with 0
Example: In this example, I show you which results you can expect when using this functions.
Call Result Call Result round(7.2) 7 round(7.8) 8 trunc(7.2) 7 trunc(7.8) 7 ceil(7.2) 8 ceil(7.8) 8 floor(7.2) 7 floor(7.8) 7 int(7.2) 7 int(7.8) 7 frac(7.2) 0.2 frac(7.8) 0.8
Hint: For the functions Ceil() and Floor(), the unit "Math" has to be added to the uses-clause. Round(), Trunc(), Int() and Frac() are parts of the unit "System" which is usually already included in the uses section.
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