I am using a Datagidview control on winforms. This is getting filled dynamically. I am trying to display 4 decimal format number in the grid. I applied the DefaultCellStyle property as;
I want to format a number with a decimal point in it with leading zeros. This >>> \'3.3\'.zfill(5)
I need to perform a LINQ query on a large database in C#. One of the columns I need to use in the query is a double. I need to omit results that have more than 4 decimal places in this column. The dat
I have a script that takes a big number and counts up.The script converts the number to a string so that it can be 开发者_高级运维formatted with commas, but I also need to add a decimal place before t
I am getting results always in decimal format like if I enter \'1\', it gets converted into \'1.0\' and final result also comes in decimal format. Can anyone tell me how to display user inputs always
I\'m using the following code to count up from a starting number.What I need is to insert commas in the appropriate places (thousands) and put a decimal point in front of the last two digits.
I have a CSV file with data reading that I want to read into Python. I get lists that contain strings like \"2,5\". Now doing float(\"2,5\") does not work, because it has the wrong decimal mark.
This post is about C# and .Net, but some info is valuable for other techonolgies. Since I can remember, I\'ve been having problems with apps or games that crash because of a different style of parsin
I have an NSTextField, which is bound to a float value through Interface Builder via \"Value with Pattern\" field. The default display pattern is %{value1}@
I have the comma as the decimal separator in my Windows regional settings (Portuguese language), and all the programs I develop use the comma when formatti开发者_运维问答ng strings or using atof.
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