If I have the following
var lowerBound = 0;
var higherBound = 100;
var inputVar = document.getElementById('input').value; // e.g. 51
How do I programatically determine if the inputVar is closer to variable lowerBound or variable higherBound?
Meaning, if the user inputs '51', the function should return '100'. But if the user inputs '...
I see that, in C#, rounding a decimal, by default, uses MidpointRounding.ToEven. This is expected, and is what the C# spec dictates. However, given the following:
A decimal dVal
A format string sFmt that, when passed in to dVal.ToString(sFmt), will result in a string containing a rounded version of dVal
...it is apparent that decim...
OK - I'm almost embarrassed posting this here (and I will delete if anyone votes to close) as it seems like a basic question.
Is this the correct way to round up to a multiple of a number in C++?
I know there are other questions related to this but I am specficially interested to know what is the best way to do this in C++:
int round...
How can I rould the value of the numberGrade up so if it is 89.5 it goes to 90. numberGrade is taken in as a double but making it a int does not round it up or down.
public class GradeReporter
{
// The limit is the inclusive lower limit for each letter
// grade -- this means that 89.5 is an 'A' not a 'B'
public static final...