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#Pretend the sum is a big decimal and we want to conditionally append a 0 to replace | |
#the second dec place because ruby can chop the sec dec point | |
sum = "540.2" | |
def dec_split_sum(sum) | |
# Convert Sum to a string and then split it at the decimal point. | |
sum = sum.to_s.split('.') | |
if sum[1].length == 1 | |
puts sum[0] + '.' + sum[1] + '0' | |
else | |
puts sum[0] + '.' + sum[1] | |
end | |
end | |
def dec_round_sum(sum) | |
# Not working example, doesn't add a 0 | |
puts sum = sum.to_f.round(2) | |
end | |
def dec_format_sum(sum) | |
puts format("%.2f",sum) | |
end | |
dec_split_sum(sum) | |
dec_round_sum(sum) | |
dec_format_sum(sum) |
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Consider the big decimal in your dec_round_sum method. The big decimal is basically a float so calling
.to_f
really doesn't do much.But the format_sum is cool but in this instance we need to actually split dollars and cents to be used separately. At least in my use case. :)