JavaScript Math round()

The Math.round() function returns the number rounded to the nearest integer. That is, 3.87 is rounded to 4 and 3.45 is rounded to 3.

Example


Math.round() Syntax

The syntax of the Math.round() function is:

Math.round(x)

round(), being a static method, is called using the Math class name.


Math.round() Parameters

The Math.round() function takes in:

  • x - A number

Return value from Math.round()

Math.round() returns the value of the number rounded to the nearest integer as follows:

  • If the fractional portion > 0.5, x is rounded to integer with higher absolute value.
  • If the fractional portion < 0.5, x is rounded to integer with lower absolute value.
  • If the fractional portion = 0.5, x is rounded to the next integer in the direction of +∞.

Example: Using Math.round()

Output

2
10
5
-4
0
NaN

Note: Math.round() returns 0 for null rather than NaN.


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