How do you round UP a number?

In Python, you can use the ceil() function from the math module to round a number up. Here is an example:

import math

x = 3.14
rounded_x = math.ceil(x)
print(rounded_x)

This will output 4, because 3.14 rounds up to 4.

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Another way is to use the round() function. round() function round a number to the nearest integer, if the decimal part of the number is >= 0.5, then it rounds up, otherwise it rounds down.

x = 3.14
rounded_x = round(x)
print(rounded_x)

This will also output 4, because 3.14 is rounded up to 4.