How do I remove ".0" from a Double when printing in Swift?

Question

Below is my code.. I am doing 5 + 2 and I would like the output to be 7 but I am getting 7.0. Can someone please help me and tell me why

var runningNumber:Double = 5
var currentValue:Double = 2
var total:Double = Double(runningNumber + currentValue)
print(total)

Answer 1

Consider using .formatted() to format the floating point number properly for you:

import Foundation

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print(total.formatted())

Answer 2

you could just do this:

 print(String(format:"%0.0f", total))

Answer 3

• Use Ints instead of Doubles

let two = 2
let five = 5
print(two + five)

• Cast to Int when printing

let two: Double = 2
let five: Double = 5
print(Int(two + five))

• Format to a string with zero fraction digits

let two: Double = 2
let five: Double = 5
print(String(format: "%.0f", two + five))

• Use NumberFormatter

let two: Double = 2
let five: Double = 5

let formatter = NumberFormatter()
formatter.numberStyle = .decimal
formatter.maximumFractionDigits = 0

let sum = NSNumber(value: two + five)
print(formatter.string(from: sum)!)

Answer 4

I got it working but changing the code to this

import UIKit

var runningNumber:Double = 5.3
var currentValue:Double = 2
var total:String =  NSNumber(value: runningNumber + currentValue).stringValue

print(total)