Ruby Float next_float() method with example
Float next_float() is a float class method which returns the next representation of the floating point number.
Syntax: float.next_float()
Parameter: float value to be passed
Return: Next representation of the floating point number.
Example #1:
# Ruby program for next_float() method # Initializing valuea = 26.00/ 3b = 8.0999c = 3 + 105.003 # Printing Resultputs "Next Floating Point Number : #{a.next_float}\n\n"puts "Next Floating Point Number : #{b.next_float}\n\n"puts "Next Floating Point Number : #{c.next_float}\n\n" |
Output :
Next Floating Point Number : 8.666666666666668 Next Floating Point Number : 8.099900000000002 Next Floating Point Number : 108.00300000000001
Example #2:
# Ruby program for next_float() method # Initializing valuea = 26.00b = 8.0 # Printing Resultputs "Next Floating Point Number : #{a.next_float}\n\n"puts "Next Floating Point Number : #{b.next_float}\n\n" |
Output :
Next Floating Point Number : 26.000000000000004 Next Floating Point Number : 8.000000000000002
