Limiting to 2 decimal places

[binglin]

int a = 1.76543 how to i print out in such it way it'll only display 1.76?

[S Senthil Kumar]

If you're sure you'll always get d.dddd, you can simply multiply it by 100 (or the number of digits you want after the decimal point, cast it to an int and divide back by 100. Something like

double a = 1.76543;
int x = ((int)(a * 100)))/ 100.00;

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[Stefan Troschuetz]

a.ToString("0.00") should do the job. For some more information on formatting of numeric strings take a look at this page[^].

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[esjq]

double a = 1.76543; Console.WriteLine("{0:F2}", a);