Hi all, This feels like a very simple problem, but I couldn't find a clear answer in the documentation. I have a sympy number x and I would like to round it to the nearest float. Suppose I simply use float(x), and that the true value of x is between two successive floats a and b. - If x is slightly closer to a than b, is sympy *guaranteed* to round to a? Same question if x is slightly closer to b. - If x is *exactly* equal to (a+b)/2, will float(x) round it up or down? - Are there situations where sympy can't be sure whether to round up or down? What happens then? Is there a way to detect when that happens?
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