This function can easily found using the google programming rule:
I want a function that does 'action'
Type: <Name of programming language> <action> into google
Look in top 5 results. If that doesn't work, try synonyms for 'action'
--Michael
PS: The function you're looking for is called round. Its first param is the
number to round, the seconds is how many digits past the radix point to
keep.
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On 9/18/07, Christopher Spears <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I wrote a script that takes a price and a sales tax
> and calculates the new price.
>
> #!/usr/bin/env python
>
> def calculate_price(price, percent_tax):
> sales_tax = price * percent_tax
> new_price = price + sales_tax
> return new_price
>
> price = float(raw_input("Enter a price: "))
> percent_tax = float(raw_input("Enter a sales tax: "))
> print "%.2f" % calculate_price(price, percent_tax)
>
> Here is the script in action:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ./chap5 173> python sales_tax.py
> Enter a price: 10.00
> Enter a sales tax: .0825
> 10.82
>
> I'm not convinced that the new price is completely
> accurate because the price without the string
> formating is 10.825
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ./chap5 164> python sales_tax.py
> Enter a price: 10
> Enter a sales tax: .0825
> 10.825000
>
> Wouldn't the price be rounded up to 10.83 in the real
> world? How can I accomplish this?
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