Skip to main content

Removing unnecessary ZEROs while converting decimal data type to string data type

Sometimes we will come across situation like, while converting decimal value to string, unnecessary '0' will be added to decimal value after decimal point like suppose I have decimal value 100.456 and I want to assign this value to one of my textbox, textbox with (currency) decimal number formatting.
So value will be assigned to textbox like 100.4560. this is because of only conversion of decimal to string.

So we can avoid this if it's really required as per project need by below line of code.

decimal myValue = 100.456;
textbox1.Text = myValue.ToString().TrimEnd('0');

I hope this logic will be helpful for all of us.....

Popular posts from this blog

Asp.Net Web API

What is ASP.NET Web API? ASP.NET Web API is a framework provided by the Microsoft with which we can easily build HTTP services that can reach a broad of clients, including browsers, mobile, IoT devices, etc. ASP.NET Web API provides an ideal platform for building RESTful applications on the .NET Framework.   Difference between ASP.NET Web API and WCF Web AP I is a Framework to build HTTP Services that can reach a board of clients, including browsers, mobile, IoT Devices, etc. and provided an ideal platform for building RESTful applications. It is limited to HTTP based services. ASP.NET framework ships out with the .NET framework and is Open Source. WCF i.e. Windows Communication Foundation is a framework used for building Service Oriented applications (SOA) and supports multiple transport protocol like HTTP, TCP, MSMQ, etc. It supports multiple protocols like HTTP, TCP, Named Pipes, MSMQ, etc. WCF ships out with the .NET Framework. Both Web API and WCF can be self-hosted or can be...

Creating package in Oracle Database using Toad For Oracle

What are Packages in Oracle Database A package is  a group   of procedures, functions,  variables   and  SQL statements   created as a single unit. It is used to store together related objects. A package has two parts, Package  Specification  and Package Body.