\"35.28\" is stored as a char*. I need to turn it into an integer (35280). I want to开发者_如何学C avoid floats. How can I do this?Minimal basic code:
Conversions. Blah... possibly the most confusing aspect of the language for me. Anyways, I want to convert the int 999 to $9.99. Using ToString(\"C\") gives me $999.00 which is not what I want.
what is the a开发者_Go百科ctual mechanism by which Decimal does calculations upto such a big range(1.7E+308) while it\'s precision is only 29 digits and it also takes only 8 Bytes.It doesn\'t - decima
i am trying to figure out if you can give a sexagesimal input as a location , just like you can give a decimal input in android like this:
well in my database i had a colum f开发者_JS百科or price of one product i had it as float, my problem is if i saved it since my c# application
I would like to display the input of the EditText fields with two decimals at all times. So when the user enters 5 it will show 5.00 or when the user enters 7.5 it will show 7.50.
I know this is the silliest question to ask. But really I\'m having trouble to convert price(string) to decimal. Here is what I have tried
The problem is that the SqlDecimal datatype packs more bits than the Decimal datatype which is native to the CLR. So how does one map between the two in the most practical way. This wohn\'t work that
I am currently reading a book on C++ and there is a task which asks the reader to convert a binary number (inputted by the user) to a decimal equivalent. So far I have the following code, but all it d
I\'m facing a problem about the conversion from string to decimal using C# .NET. The problem is tha开发者_运维百科t I have wrote the following code and works fine on my development Windows 7 .NET Fram