The function bellow is passed a string "1004233" and prints the following output:
D1 = 1.004233
D2 = 0.00423299999999993
D3 = 4232.99999999993
D4 = 4232
I need D4 to print 4233 and not 4232. How do i stop this precision loss from happening?
public string someFunc(String s){
string retval = "0";
try{
int id = int.Parse(s);
double d = (double)id / (double)1000000;
Console.WriteLine("D1 = " + d);
d = d - Math.Truncate(d);
Console.WriteLine("D2 = " + d);
d = d * (double)1000000;
Console.WriteLine("D3 = " + d);
retval = "" + Math.Truncate(d);
Console.WriteLine("D4 = " + retval);
}catch(Exception ex){}
return retval;
}
This is the standard floating-point question .
Use a decimal
instead.
Although decimal
s also don't have infinite precision, they are implemented in base 10, so they will give you the results you expect.
Use decimal arithmetic instead of floating-point (double). More information to be found:
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