Float rounding up in python 3

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How do I round up python 3 ? For example, the 4000/18 calculation always results in 223.

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To round a number up, use python Math’s own library, along with the function Ceil

import math
print(math.ceil(4000/18))

This will result in 223

Edit: As in the comments there is an extra code should put one more line like this, after doing the split

calculo = math.ceil(calculo)

  • right, but in this example of code, how do I make the result of the variable calculation always result in an integer up, regardless of the other values? cost = float(input("Enter the cost of the theatrical performance, in real: ")) invitation = float(input("Enter the value of the invitation, in real: ")) calculation = cost/invitation print("For there to be no loss, must be sold: ",calculation, "invitations")

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  • thank you very much! I got

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