decimal

Decimal numbers are by default rounded very unexpectedly, in order to make it work normally, it is needed to use ROUND_HALF_UP option. >>> from decimal import * >>> Decimal("2.5").quantize(Decimal(1)) Decimal('2') >>> getcontext().rounding = ROUND_HALF_UP >>> Decimal("2.5").quantize(Decimal(1)) Decimal('3') >>> Decimal("2.4").quantize(Decimal(1)) Decimal('2') My question is - where in the Django application I have to set rounding option, so that it would work globally in the project? By saying globally I mean templates (floatformat template tag), views, model decimal field and so on. Decimal

If I use decimal pad for input of numbers the decimal changes depending of country and region format. May be as a point "." or as a comma "," And I do not have control over at which device the app is used. If the region format uses a comma the calculation gets wrong. Putting in 5,6 is the the same as putting in only 5 some times and as 56 same times. And that is even if I programmatically allow both . and , as input in a TextField. How do I come around this without using the numbers an punctation pad and probably also have to give instructions to avoid input with comma "," It is only input for

I want to ask if anybody know the query to drop the 0 value in decimal.. E.g : A field name percent have these values Percent 770.00000000000000000000, 340.670000000000000000000, 96.00000000000000000000, 4400.56000000000000000000, 109.89000000000000000000, 109.00000000000000000000, 37.00000000000000000000, Currently I'm using the query "select cast([Percent] as decimal(9,2)) as [Percent] from table" and will result in Result 770.00, 340.67, 96.00, 4400.56, 109.89, 109.00, 37.00, I want the result this actually:-> 770, 340.67, 96, 4400.56, 109.89, 109, 37, You could use a combination of DECIMAL

I have a question regarding the matcher. Currently I am trying to read a string and store all the digits into an array. My question is, how do you try to match both integers and decimals? I have an array of doubles called: double[] thisArray = new double[20]; Into this array, i am trying to store all the numbers I extract from the string. Matcher temp = Pattern.compile("(\d+)").matcher(x); That is my function for the matcher. But this only matches integers. I want to match both integers and decimals like (5.2). But how do I do this? I want to be able to enter in both integers and decimals into

I am writing a python code where I ask the user for input and then I have to use their input to give the number of decimal places for the answer to an expression. userDecimals = raw_input (" Enter the number of decimal places you would like in the final answer: ") then I convert this to integer value userDecimals = int(userDecimals) then I write the expression, and I want the answer to have as many decimal places as the user input from UserDecimals, and I don't know how to accomplish this. The expression is math.sqrt(1 - xx **2) If this isn't clear enough I will try to explain it better, but I

I have multiple rows of Degrees Minutes Seconds that I need to convert with a query. 36°19'11.46" N = 36.31985 95°36'02.22" W = 95.600617 Each row is going to be different. I've been stuck on this for two days. Is this even possible? Nice lifehack: reverse problem solution (degree to DMS) using SEC_TO_TIME built-in MySQL function: CREATE FUNCTION `geocoords`(lon double, lat double) RETURNS varchar(24) CHARSET cp1251 NO SQL DETERMINISTIC begin declare alon double; declare alat double; declare slon varchar(12); declare slat varchar(12); set alon = abs(lon); set alat = abs(lat); set slon = TIME