X=ROUND(26.3,10)-1; AFTER ROUNDING THE VALUE X=30-1; X=29;

if x=round(26.3,10)-1 then x= how much and how explain?

Question Posted / radhiv kumar sure

Answer Posted / radhiv kumar sure

X=ROUND(26.3,10)-1;
AFTER ROUNDING THE VALUE
X=30-1;
X=29;

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