Python library for rounding numbers (with expected results)

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  • License: MIT License (MIT License)
  • Author: Michael Busuttil
  • Maintainer: Michael Busuttil
  • Tags round, rounding, significant figures, significant digits, sigfigs, sigdigs, decimals, uncertainty, uncertainties, numeric, numerical, number, numbers, data, format, style, publication
  • Requires: Python <4.0, >=3.8
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This is the sigfig Python package used for rounding numbers (with expected results).

>>> round(0.25, 1)
0.2
>>> from sigfig import round
>>> round(0.25, decimals=1)
0.3
>>> round(3.14159, sigfigs=2)
3.1
>>> round(3.14159, uncertainty=0.003639)
'3.142 ± 0.004'
>>> round('3.141592653589793', '0.00000002567', format='Drake')
'3.141 592 654(26)'

Key Features:

  • round numbers by significant figures/digits

  • round numbers by decimal places

  • round numbers by uncertainty/error

  • format numbers in a variety of common styles & notations

  • read in numbers of any type

In-depth documentation can be found here:

Useful links:

Please direct any comments/suggestions/feedback/bugs to the issues page or submit a pull request

Thanks for downloading :)

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