Convert string to 2 decimal places

Question

I have a line (confirm that it has a decimal expression) 0,4351242134

I want to convert to a string with two decimal places 0.44

How do I do in C #?

Answer 1

var probablyDecimalString = "0.4351242134"; decimal value; if (Decimal.TryParse(probablyDecimalString , out value)) Console.WriteLine ( value.ToString("0.##") ); else Console.WriteLine ("not a Decimal"); 

Answer 2

 var d = decimal.Parse("0.4351242134"); Console.WriteLine(decimal.Round(d, 2)); 

Answer 3

Well, I would do:

 var d = "0.4351242134"; Console.WriteLine(decimal.Parse(d).ToString("N2")); 

Answer 4

 float f = float.Parse("0.4351242134"); Console.WriteLine(string.Format("{0:0.00}", f)); 

See this for string.Format.

Answer 5

It would help

 double ValBefore= 0.4351242134; double ValAfter= Math.Round(ValBefore, 2, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero); //Rounds"up" 

Answer 6

 float myNumber = float.Parse("0.4351242134"); Console.WriteLine(string.Format("{0:f2}", myNumber )); 

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