Function number_prefix::binary_prefix [−] [src]

pub fn binary_prefix<F: Amounts>(amount: F) -> Result<F>

Formats the given floating-point number using binary prefixes, returning a result.

This function accepts both f32 and f64 values. If you’re trying to format an integer, you’ll have to cast it first.

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