In C#, you can round a double to two decimal places using the Math.Round method. Here's an example code snippet:
double value = 123.456789; double roundedValue = Math.Round(value, 2);
In this example, we first define a double variable called value and assign it a value of 123.456789. We then call the Math.Round method, passing in the value and a second argument of 2 to specify that we want to round to two decimal places.
After this code executes, the roundedValue variable will contain the value 123.46, which is the original value rounded to two decimal places.
Note that Math.Round returns a double value, so if you need to store the rounded value as a string, you can use the ToString method with a format string that specifies two decimal places, like this:
string roundedValueString = roundedValue.ToString("0.00"); This will produce a string containing the rounded value, with two decimal places and no thousands separator. You can modify the format string as needed to change the precision, formatting, and other aspects of the output.
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