Swift - round() Function
The Swift round() function returns an integral value that is nearest to the argument value. In halfway cases, the argument is rounded away from zero.
Syntax
In Foundation framework, it is defined as follows:
public func round(_ __x: Double) -> Double
Parameters
x |
Specify a value to round. |
Return Value
Returns an integral value by rounding up the x to the nearest integral value.
Example:
In the example below, round() function is used to round the given number.
import Foundation
print("round(10.4) = \(round(10.4))")
print("round(10.6) = \(round(10.6))")
print("round(10.5) = \(round(10.5))")
print("round(11.5) = \(round(11.5))")
print("round(12.5) = \(round(12.5))")
print("round(-10.5) = \(round(-10.5))")
print("round(-11.5) = \(round(-11.5))")
print("round(-12.5) = \(round(-12.5))")
The output of the above code will be:
round(10.4) = 10.0 round(10.6) = 11.0 round(10.5) = 11.0 round(11.5) = 12.0 round(12.5) = 13.0 round(-10.5) = -11.0 round(-11.5) = -12.0 round(-12.5) = -13.0
❮ Swift Math Functions
