The built-in **`math.trunc()` function** from the `math` module in Python is used to truncate values and return their fragments, also called *integers*.

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## Syntax

``` python
math.trunc(x)
```

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#  Parameter

The function `math.trunc()` requires a number to be passed as a parameter. The number is returned with its decimal value removed.

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## Return value

A **`TypeError`** is raised if the passed parameter is not a number value.

import math

print(math.trunc(9.11))
print(math.trunc(1.11))
print(math.trunc(4.20))

How math.trunc() works in Python

Truncates decimal values from numbers, returns integers, raises TypeError if input isn't numerical.

How math.trunc() works in Python

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