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I have a value 20,55 which is in German language.
When I change the regional settings to US the value gets displayed as 2055.0 after running this code:
double d = Double.Parse("20,55",CultureInfo.CurrentCUCulture);
Why is that?
In the US, the decimal separator is
., not,. If you attempt to parse20,55, it will (apparently) ignore the commas as standard triplet separators (such as in1,234,567.89), even though there aren’t three digits in all of them.If you want to parse a Euro-style number, you need to parse it with a Euro-style culture setting.