When prompted, give the project the number you want to round and the degree you want to round it to. There are some rules for which numbers can be input as the numbers you want to round. Possible values can only contain numbers and at most one decimal point. The value can be negative but Scratch does weird things when rounding negative numbers. Here's how to round to the place you want: Input this: If you want to round to the nearest this: -12: Trillionth -9: Billionth -6: Millionth -3: Thousandth -2: Hundredth -1: Tenth 0: One 1: Ten 2: Hundred 3: Thousand 6: Million 9: Billion 12: Trillion The pattern continues, so you can use virtually whatever place value you want. The number you input here must be an integer.
This project was easy to make. It took under an hour. The only reason I really made this project was because of how the rounding operator rounds to the nearest one so I wanted to fix that. Feel free to comment any bugs you find. Doing so will help improve this project.
