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0 Now let us look at the round function. Round is a very important function 1
You may have noticed that 2
Whenever you are transacting, you transact in integer values 3
The money that you gave to someone person, it is integer values usually 4
Where as the price written for various products is in decimal points 5
So 6
Whenever you are transacting you want to round that price 7
To the nearest integer 8
That's where round function helps you 9
The syntax for Round function is simple you just right round and give the 10
Number that you want to round 11
It'll round that number to the nearest integer 12
So for example I have sales values in the sales table 13
It has two decimal places 14
The round function will round it to the nearest integer 15
So let us find out the sales values and the its rounded values 16
So if you can see in the sales table 17
The sales value has 18
Two decimal values 19
If we round it 20
Let us see what we get 21
Select 22
Order line 23
Order line 24
the sales value and the rounded sales value 25
From 26
Sales 27
Ordered by sales in descending 28
Let's run this 29
So you can see 22638 30
Point 48 31
Is rounded to 22638 32
174199.95 is rounded to 17500 33
So 34
When we were using 35
Floor. it was always giving us the lower integer value 36
When we were using the 37
Ceiling, it was giving us only the higher integer value when you are rounding up 38
It will give you the nearest integer value 39
So that's the difference 40
Round is just 41
taking you to the nearest integer value to that 42
Decimal number that you've input
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