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The floor () method in Python returns floor of x, that is, the largest integer not greater than x.

  Syntax:  import math math.floor (x)  Parameter:  x-numeric expression.  Returns:  largest integer not greater than x. 

Below is the Python implementation of the floor () method:

# Python program to demonstrate the use of the floor () method    # This imports the math module import math    # prints ceil using the floor () method print "math.floor (-23.11):" , math.floor ( - 23.11 ) print "math.floor (300.16):" , ma th.floor ( 300.16 ) print "math.floor (300.72):" , math.floor ( 300.72 )

Output:

 math.floor (-23.11): -24.0 math.floor (300.16): 300.0 math.floor (300.72): 300.0 

CEIL ()

The ceil () method in Python returns the ceiling x, which is the smallest integer not less than x.

  Syntax:  import math math.ceil (x)  Parameter:  x: This is a numeric expression.  Returns:  Smallest integer not less than x. 

Below is the implementation of the ceil () method in Python:

# Python program to demonstrate using the ceil () method   # This imports the math module import math    # prints ceil using the ceil () method print "math.ceil (-23.11):" , math.ceil ( - 23.11 ) print "math.ceil (300.16):" , math.ceil (  300.16 ) print "math.ceil (300.72):" , math.ceil ( 300.72 )

Output:

 math.ceil (-23.11): -23.0 math.ceil (300.16): 301.0 math.ceil (300.72): 301.0