我有一份浮动的<代码>23.8,我希望将<编码>23作为斜体。
I m trying my hand at Euler Problem 4 in Haskell. It asks for that largest palindrome formed by multiplying two three-digit numbers. The problem was simple enough, and I thought my Haskell-fu was up ...
有许多四舍五入的方法,例如:
floor 0.8 = 0
and floor (-0.8) = -1
ceiling 0.8 = 1
and ceiling (-0.8) = 0
truncate 0.8 = 0
and truncate (-0.8) = 0
round 0.8 = 1
, round (-0.8) = -1
, round 0.5 = 0
, round 1.5 = 2
因此,从你所说的话来看(下23.8 = truncate 23.8 = 23
),但询问如果这一数值为负值,你会怎样做。
你的描述似乎表明你想要的是拖拉,而不是四舍五入。 您可使用trunate
:
(RealFrac a, Integral b) => a -> b
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