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Asked: May 17, 20262026-05-17T01:26:46+00:00 2026-05-17T01:26:46+00:00

In our Learning Management System someone in their infinite wisdom decided to keep non-standardized

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In our Learning Management System someone in their infinite wisdom decided to keep non-standardized grades. As a result we have a table similar to this:

  • Assignment 1 – 100
  • Assignment 2 – 80
  • Assignment 3 – 10/20
  • Assignment 4 – 68
  • Assignment 5 – 8/10

As you can see we have a mixture of percentages and fractions. What i’d like to do is check if the grade is a fraction i.e. 10/20 and if so convert it out to a percentage. Are there any built in php functions for either action? I was thinking of doing a strpos(‘/’/, $grade); to check if it was a fraction but is there a cleaner way? Additionally to break up the fraction and convert it to a decimal my initial thought was to explode the fraction grade on a / and do (array[1] * 100) / array[2].

Is there any better solution than the one i am thinking?

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    2026-05-17T01:26:46+00:00Added an answer on May 17, 2026 at 1:26 am
    if(is_nan($grade)) {
         if(strpos('/',$grade) !== false) {
              $numbers = explode($grade,'/');
              $percent = (((int)$numbers[0] / (int)$numbers[1])*100).'%';
         } else {
              echo "Not a valid grade!";
         }
    } else { 
         $percent = $grade.'%';
    }
    

    i believe that should work

    dont have to deal with pesky regex either

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