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epic: 6
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story: 6.7
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title: "Rounding Functions"
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status: draft
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## Epic 6 — Advanced Math & Functions
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**Goal:** Scientific, financial, and power-user math.
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### Story 6.7: Rounding Functions
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As a **CalcPad user**,
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I want rounding functions including natural-language "round to nearest" and standard floor/ceil/round,
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So that I can control numeric precision in my calculations.
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**Acceptance Criteria:**
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**Given** the user writes `round 21 up to nearest 5`
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**When** the engine evaluates
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**Then** the result is `25`
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**Given** the user writes `round 22 down to nearest 5`
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**When** the engine evaluates
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**Then** the result is `20`
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**Given** the user writes `round 23 to nearest 5`
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**When** the engine evaluates
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**Then** the result is `25` (standard rounding: 23 is closer to 25 than 20)
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**Given** the user writes `floor(3.7)`
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**When** the engine evaluates
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**Then** the result is `3`
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**Given** the user writes `floor(-3.2)`
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**When** the engine evaluates
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**Then** the result is `-4` (floor rounds toward negative infinity)
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**Given** the user writes `ceil(3.2)`
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**When** the engine evaluates
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**Then** the result is `4`
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**Given** the user writes `ceil(-3.7)`
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**When** the engine evaluates
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**Then** the result is `-3` (ceil rounds toward positive infinity)
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**Given** the user writes `round(3.456, 2)`
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**When** the engine evaluates
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**Then** the result is `3.46` (rounded to 2 decimal places)
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**Given** the user writes `round(3.456, 0)`
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**When** the engine evaluates
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**Then** the result is `3`
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**Given** the user writes `round(2.5)`
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**When** the engine evaluates
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**Then** the result is `3` (round half up, or the chosen rounding convention is documented)
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