Python offers several ways to turn a float into a whole number, and they do not always agree. Write rounding_report(x) that returns a tuple of four integers:
(int(x), round(x), math.floor(x), math.ceil(x))
in that order, computed with the built-in int and round and the math module (already imported). Try a few negative numbers and numbers ending in .5 to see how they differ.
Examples
Input: x = 3.7
Output: (3, 4, 3, 4)
Input: x = -2.5
Output: (-2, -2, -3, -2)
Constraints
-10**9 <= x <= 10**9
Goals
- Tell int(), round(), math.floor() and math.ceil() apart
- See how each one treats negative numbers and .5 values