how about
put integer (n+.5) - (integer(n+.5)=n+1)
?
and that's if you don't want to have an if clause, of course, which would
be much better in terms of readability...
Rui Dantas
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>put integer(1.9 + 0.5)
>-- 2
>
>Regards,
>Pranav Negandhi
Unfortunately that would not work out:
put integer(1.0 + 0.5)
-- 2
The goal was to let 1.0 be 1.
Here's something that does work, but I feel sure there's something
simpler (it can be simpler in two lines, but just for the fun of it
I'm trying one line):
put n - (n - integer(n-.5)) + 1 * ((n - integer(n-.5))>0)
It may take a moment or two to see why it works.
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