Python round floor ceiling truncate functions

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1. `round(x, n)`: this function rounds the number `x` to the nearest multiple of 10 raised to the power of `n`. if `n` is not provided, `x` is rounded to the nearest integer. if there are two multiples at an equal distance, it rounds towards the even number.

here is an example code snippet demonstrating the use of these functions:

when you run this code, you will see the output for each of the rounded, floored, ceiled, and truncated numbers. feel free to modify the numbers and experiment with different values to see how these functions work.

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