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JavaScript manipulating numbers – Jquery

I hope I am explaining this correctly and apologize for any misunderstandings.

I would like to change some 2 decimal places numbers as below:

18.40 should become-> 18.40
18.41 should become-> 18.41
18.42 should become-> 18.42
18.43 should become-> 18.43
18.44 should become-> 18.44
18.45 should become-> 18.5
18.46 should become-> 18.5
18.46 should become-> 18.5
18.46 should become-> 18.5
18.46 should become-> 18.5

Basically i want to change the numbers based on the last digit in the number. If the last digit ( 2nd digit in 2 decimal places number) is 5 or greater than the first digit in 2 decimal place number should change to next incremental number.

For example 18.46 . 6 is greater than 5 so the 4 before the 6 should become 5. So the number will be 18.5

I hope this is clear now.

Thanks.
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  1. 0

    You can use a built-in toFixed method of Number class for this case.

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  2. 0

    You can strip off the decimal portion, round that, then add that back to the integer portion:

    const values = [18.40, 18.42, 18.45, 18.48]
const formatted = values.map(roundIt)
                             
function roundIt(v){
  let int = v|0
  let dec = v - int
  dec = Math.round( Number.parseFloat(dec).toFixed(2) * 10 ) / 10
  return Number.parseFloat(dec < .5 ? v : int+dec).toFixed(2)
}

console.log(formatted)
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  3. 0

    You could convert it by looking to the last digit.

    const
    convert = v => (v * 100).toFixed(0) % 10 < 5 ? v : v.toFixed(1),
    data = [[18.40, 18.40], [18.42, 18.42], [18.45, 18.5], [18.48, 18.5]];

data.map(([v, w]) => console.log(v, convert(v), w));
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