TMTOWTDI. Here’s a general approach using sprintf:
#! perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Test::More;
while (<DATA>)
{
my ($decimals, $source, $target) = / (\d+) \D+ ([\d.]+) \D+ ([\d.]
++) /x;
my $result = round($source, $decimals);
is($result, $target, "round $source to $target");
}
done_testing();
sub round
{
my ($num, $decimals) = @_;
return sprintf("%.*f0", $decimals, $num);
}
__DATA__
1 1.24 to 1.20
1 13.25 to 13.30
1 2.90 to 2.90
1 2.99 to 3.00
1 2.92 to 2.90
1 14 to 14.00
5 1.2345678 to 1.234570
Output:
16:05 >perl 1544_SoPW.pl
ok 1 - round 1.24 to 1.20
ok 2 - round 13.25 to 13.30
ok 3 - round 2.90 to 2.90
ok 4 - round 2.99 to 3.00
ok 5 - round 2.92 to 2.90
ok 6 - round 14 to 14.00
ok 7 - round 1.2345678 to 1.234570
1..7
16:05 >
Hope that helps,
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