Round up program for C#

[Damien25]

Hi, I want help for rounding the decimals with the nearest Integer. Consider the following code :
public test(int x, int y)
{
. . .

int scaled = x / y;

. . .
}
If the result of the operation x / y is a fraction, I want to round up to the nearest integer in C#. Suppose the result of x / y is 4.57 and want that convert to 5. Please help me solving my query..!!

[Allan.d]

I think that the following coding can help you to round up program in C#. Here is the code for that :

using System;
using System.Data;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

class Class1{
        static void Main(string[] args){
      Console.WriteLine(RoundUp(.7));
      Console.WriteLine(RoundUp(.8));
      Console.WriteLine(RoundUp(.9));
      Console.WriteLine(RoundUp(1.7));
      Console.WriteLine(RoundUp(1.8));
      Console.WriteLine(RoundUp(1.9));
      Console.WriteLine(RoundUp(2.7));
      Console.WriteLine(RoundUp(2.8));
      Console.WriteLine(RoundUp(2.9));
      Console.WriteLine(RoundUp(3.7));
      Console.WriteLine(RoundUp(3.8));
      Console.WriteLine(RoundUp(3.9));
        }
    public static double RoundUp(double valueToRound)
    {
      return (Math.Floor(valueToRound + 0.5));
    }

}

[Warner]

Have you tried to use the System.Math.Ceiling? By using the System.Math.Ceiling, it will return the smallest whole number greater than or equal to the specified number. If you are putting some negative numbers, then it will return numbers closer to zero.
For EG : Ceiling(-3.6) will return -3.
Also try to use the function System.Match.Floor. The System.Match.Floor will return the smallest whole number less than or equal to the specified number. Hope that it will help you in rounding the fraction to an Integer in your code.

[MindSpace]

You can use the following code in PHP for rounding the numbers to the nearest integer, and here is the code for that :

echo "round 15.545 -".round(15.545,2)."<br>";
echo "round 15.555 -".round(15.555,2)."<br>";
echo "number_format 15.545 -".number_format(15.545, 2, ',',
'.')."<br>";
echo "number_format 15.555 -".number_format(15.555, 2, ',',
'.')."<br>";

[opaper]

I think that using the System.Math.Ceiling will help you. I was knowing C# .Net Round Up method with precision selection. And hence I thought to provide the code for the same. Here is the code for Round Up method with precision selection in C# .Net :

public static double RoundUp(double figure, int precision)
{
    double newFigure = Math.Round(figure, precision);
    double difference = figure - newFigure;
    double tolerance = 1 / Math.Pow(10, precision + 1);
    if (difference > tolerance) //Figure was rounded down
    {
        double padding = 1 / Math.Pow(10, precision);
        newFigure += padding;
    }
    return newFigure;
}