(4.85*100).to_i
in irb and you will get: 484
This is weired and totaly unexpected for me. I understand that floating points are not accurate and conversions have their limits. Type
"%.32f" % 4.85
and you see the real value of this float. The reason is that to_i does just a truncate. If you want the expected result you have to use:
(4.85*100).round
.
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