On Jan 10, 4:46 pm, Rossko <[email protected]> wrote: > > If you look in the code it calculates the price by 1+6 for each mile. > > How would I make it so that it is £5 for the first 2 miles then £3 for > > each mile after that? > > That's got nothing to do with maps.
Indeed, but it's fun to work out. If the distance in miles is x, I reckon the answer is d = Math.ceil(x); // always round up to the next whole mile price = Math.min(d,2)*5+Math.max(d-2,0)*3 x=0.75; d=1; price = 1*5+0*3 = 5 x=2.5; d=3; price = 2*5 + 1*3 = 13 You could omit the rounding up step if you were feeling virtuous. Andrew
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