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post Apr 8 2008, 05:14 AM
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QUOTE(Doc.h0llyw00d @ Apr 7 2008, 11:22 PM) *
Your method seems excessive, why not just retrieve the value and then truncate it. While it probably doesn't matter for the scope of his problem, using loops while going through massive data can be taxing on resources. Granted the first explanation wasn't very good, but if you look up the truncate function in the Microsoft C# reference library it will explain how to use it, I'm sure it will fit your needs.

@Sandip is there a reason you can't truncate the value? If so please post it and I'll give you some more feedback.


I did not get what you mean to say by using the Truncate method. The Decimal.Truncate() method returns the nearest whole number. While the given problem has got nothing to do with points. Am I missing out on something or are you confusing the two feedbacks? I have answered to malleswararao's problem of determining the sum of digits at even and odd positions in a given number.
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QUOTE(turbopowerdmaxsteel @ Apr 8 2008, 01:14 AM) *
are you confusing the two feedbacks?


This is absolutely the case. Sorry, I was answering the question directly above your post, figured you were doing the same as well seeing as how the post you responded to was from February 23rd, 2008.

The guy who wanted to make 4 decimal points into two (Sandip, was his name-o)
you need to multiply the number out so that those two decimal points are part of the whole number,
then truncate the value, then divide by the amount you multiplied by, and you have your two digits instead of 4.
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Rounding of double upto two digits
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Thanks, only you need to replace int to double and remaining works fine...

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what is \\\" N2 \\\" here give some details of it to use in proper manner.
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What is " N2 " here give some details of it to use in proper manner.

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Ur suggestion helps me out
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I read your reply and it helped me in solving my problem when I use N3 it is giving me the accurate values.I didn't test it for the -ve values

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How to check the ODD or Even Number??
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Let me know how will I check the the given number is odd or Even numbers? Can you Help me! Give me a logic

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