问题
So I am adding and subtracting floats in javascript, and I need to know how to always take the ceiling of any number that has more than 3 decimal places. For example:
3.19 = 3.19
3.191 = 3.20
3.00000001 = 3.01
回答1:
num = Math.ceil(num * 100) / 100;
Though, due to the way floats are represented, you may not get a clean number that's to two decimal places. For display purposes, always do num.toFixed(2).
回答2:
Actually I don't think you want to represent dollar amounts as float, due to the same reason cited by Box9. For example, 0.1*3 != 0.3 in my browser. It's better to represent them as integers (e.g. cents).
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4817296/javascript-ceiling-of-a-dollar-amount