In this challenge, write a function to add two floating point numbers. Determine the integer floor of the sum. The floor is the truncated float value, i. e. anything after the decimal point is dropped. For instance, floor(1.1 + 3.05) = floor(4.15) = 4.

def floor_sum(number1, number2):

   total = number1 + number2

   if total >= 0:

       return int(total)

   else:

       return int(total) - 1

print(floor_sum(1.1, 3.05))

Explanation:

*The code is in Python.

Create a function called floor_sum that takes two parameters, number1 and number2

Sum them and set it to the total

Check if the total is positive number or 0, return the integer part of the total. Otherwise, subtract 1 from the integer part of the total and return it.

Call the function with given parameters in the question and print the result

Note that if the result is a negative value like -5.17, the floor of the result is -6 not -5.