python math

[hisoka 2]

floor division is a mathematical division that rounds down to nearest integer.

 

 

89 / 45 gives 1.9777777777777779

 

meanwhile 89//45 gives 1 why not 2 ? 2 is the nearest integer to 1,97777777777777777779 and not 1 so normally it should give 2 not 1

 

98.45//56.54 gives 1.0 why not 1 ? why 1.0 I consider it as a mistake from the people who invented python as it must give 1 and not 1.0

 

for example 90/45 = 2.0 meanwhile 90//45 gives 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

[davej 251]

If you want rounding then you use a rounding function. Another option is a formatting function.

[justsomeguy 1,135]

You even quoted the exact definition:

floor division is a mathematical division that rounds down to nearest integer.

What do you think "rounds down to the nearest integer" means?

[hisoka 2]

1,97 is between 1 and 2 and the nearest number to 1,97 is 2 so 1,97 when rounded to the nearest , it becomes 2 and not 1 . and 1,97 is rounded up not down because the last digit is greater than 5

 

What do you say about that?

Edited April 8, 2015 by hisoka

[justsomeguy 1,135]

I say that you need to be better at reading:

floor division is a mathematical division that rounds down to nearest integer.

Floor always rounds down. That's why it is called floor.

[hisoka 2]