What does the

(round ())

Block do

It basically rounds the inputted number to the nearest whole number. It’s math, Literally.

If you have a number that is not an integer, (example: 0.32, 52.31, -2.13) then it will return an integer that is the closest to the number in it.

3.21 becomes 3
51.62 becomes 52
-0.4 becomes 0
1.5 becomes 2

you get it.

Yes. I'm on a high level in math, I get A's. I just inputted 6 and thought it'd zoom up to 10

Prince_Toast wrote:

Yes. I'm on a high level in math, I get A's. I just inputted 6 and thought it'd zoom up to 10

To round to the nearest 10 do this:

((round ((Input) / (10))) * (10))

Thank you

I already know rounding off numbers. Here:

(round (rounded number))
set [ rounded number v] to [0.5]

Start by rounding off the 0.5, then count on your fingers.

0.5, 0.6, 0.7, 0.8, 0.9, 1.0.

The answer is 1.
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meepeygamer567 wrote:

It basically rounds the inputted number to the nearest whole number. It’s math, Literally.

i cant believe it took me three years to learn this