To convert a double value to a string with two decimal places in C#, you can use the ToString() method with a format string that specifies the desired number of decimal places. Here's an example:
double value = 1234.56789; string result = value.ToString("0.00"); // result = "1234.57" In this example, we define a double variable value that contains the value to be converted. We call the ToString() method of the variable and pass in the format string "0.00", which specifies that the value should be formatted with two decimal places.
The resulting string result contains the formatted value with two decimal places.
Note that the ToString() method with a format string can also be used with other numeric types, such as float, decimal, int, or long, to format the value with a specific number of decimal places or other formatting options.
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