The round_
function is used to round an array of floats to a given number of decimals. It comes with NumPy, which is a widely used library of the high-level programming language Python.
To use the round_
function, the round_
library must be imported at the start of the program.
import numpy
numpy.round_(a, decimals=0, out=None)
The round_
function takes in the following parameters:
a
- an array of floats on which the round_
function will be applied.decimals
- (optional) the number of decimals to which the values in a
will be rounded. By default, its value is zero.out
- (optional) the location where the return value of the round_
function will be stored.The round_
function returns an array with the same dimension as that of a
and contains rounded values of type float.
If
a
contains complex numbers, the real and imaginary parts are rounded separately.
The following example demonstrates how to round an array of floats up to three, and subsequently four, decimal numbers.
The return value is printed using the built-in print
function, which comes with Python.
import numpyprint(numpy.round_([2.51231, 6.12351, -6123.123123], 3))print(numpy.round_([2.51231, 6.12351, -6123.123123], 4))
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