I realize that we should use BigDecimal for all monetary values, but what about stock prices in dollars?
I\'m developing an application with CakePHP that handles monetary values. The client wants the numbers to have a custom format like 1.275,34, i.e. a dot as the delimiter in the integer part and a comm
All, We were using NHiberate 2.1 where we are storing decimal values (exchange rates) e.g. 123.1234567 to 7 decimal places
I am currently working on an app for Android.In this app, I need to convert a calculated number to a percentage.The original number (tipTotal) is calculated correctly, but when I try to convert to dec
Can someone please tell me how to get the code to ask for a value (say the user would enter 100.00) and put that number with it\'s 2 decimal points value for more functions later on, ie: multipling 开
<input value=\"123\" /> <span></span> $(\'input\').change(function (){ var val = $(this).val().toFixed(2);
Can anyone tell me why my \"Id\" always gets a zero added at the end? and how to fix that? http://jsfiddle.net/55u9M/13/
I need to use big number for precision in my application, float or double are not enough. I also have int and float numbers, and I have to do operations with all of them.
I made a function that converts numbers to binary. For some reason it\'s not working. It gives the wrong output. The output is in binary format, but it always gives the wrong result for binary numbers
For e.g. an EditText it is normal to specify android:inputType=\"numberDecimal\" for a text field supposed to contain a decimal number. But this assumes that \'.\' is used as the decimal separator and
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