This means that if JS's Math engine, for example, gave a result of something like 620.00000001 in the preceding math, the Math.ceil() would round this up to 621, causing an off-by-one error.
Math.round() will probably resolve this as, even with JS Math's inconsistencies, it should always round back to the correct target integer.
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Math.ceilon the value.This means that if JS's Math engine, for example, gave a result of something like 620.00000001 in the preceding math, the
Math.ceil()would round this up to 621, causing an off-by-one error.Math.round()will probably resolve this as, even with JS Math's inconsistencies, it should always round back to the correct target integer.