javascript-lodashHow can I calculate a percentage using Lodash in JavaScript?
Using Lodash in JavaScript, you can easily calculate a percentage with a few lines of code. Here's an example of how to do it:
// Calculate a percentage
const _ = require('lodash');
// Define the total and the part
const total = 100;
const part = 25;
// Calculate the percentage
const percentage = _.round(_.multiply(_.divide(part, total), 100), 2);
console.log(percentage);
// Output: 25
The code above works as follows:
- The
const _ = require('lodash');
line imports the Lodash library. - The
const total = 100;
andconst part = 25;
lines define the total and part values. - The
const percentage = _.round(_.multiply(_.divide(part, total), 100), 2);
line divides the part by the total, multiplies the result by 100, and rounds it to two decimal places. - The
console.log(percentage);
line prints the resulting percentage.
For more information, you can check out the Lodash documentation and the MDN web docs.
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