Question

I am doing a little bit of mathematical calculations. Here is my code:

   decimal FirstYr = decimal.Round((first / second), 5);

If I am passing first = 20 and second = 34, I am getting the value of 0.58824 in FirstYr. Which is fine. Now I am doing this calculation here in my LINQ:

   ev.HiComm = (float)(FirstYr * 100);

HiComm is float in the DB and this above calculation is passing value: 58.824001312255859

Which I dont want it. I want in my ev.HiComm = 58.824

What I am doing wrong here?

Answer 1

It worked like this in the code behind:

 decimal FirstYr = decimal.Round((first / second), 5)*100;
 ev.HiComm = (double)FirstYr ;

Thanks for all your suggestions!