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by: cindy liu |
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Hi,
In .Net, how to convert a string to a double?
Thanks in advance!
Cindy
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by: Pascal |
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Why does this not work, and how should i do this convert in stead:
string x = double.MinValue.ToString();
double y = Convert.ToDouble(x);
i get this exception:
An unhandled exception of type 'System.OverflowException' occurred in mscorlib.dll
Additional information: Value was either too large or too small for a Double.
Pascal
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by: paul gao via .NET 247 |
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hi all.
In my program I need to convert a double number to stringrepresentation in fraction format and vise versa. For example,convert 0.75 to string "3/4" and convert string "1/2" to 0.5.The class will only need to handle numbers that increment by1/32. That is 1/32, 2/32, 3/32.... 31/32, 1. If the doublenumber is 0.28 which is between 1/4 and 9/32, the string shouldbe 9/32(go with the bigger number).
TIA
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by: R. John Reed |
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Hi All,
I'm am looking to convert a currency string (e.g. "$1,234.56" to a
double value).
It appears this will work:
double val = Convert.ToDouble(Double.Parse("$123,456.78901",
System.Globalization.NumberStyles.Currency));
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by: David Scemama |
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Hi,
I'm writing a program using VB.NET that needs to communicate with a DOS
Pascal program than cannot be modified. The communication channel is through
some file databases, and I have a huge problem writing VB Double values to
the file so as the Pascal program can read them as Pascal Real values.
I've managed to find the algorithm to read the Pascal Real format and
convert it to a VB Double, but I cannot figure out the opposite...
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by: Jason |
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In VB.NET, when I use System.Convert.ToDouble(string Val) to convert a string
variable to double variable, I got something interesting:
Dim stringVal As String = "101.01"
Dim doubleVal As Double
doubleVal = System.Convert.ToDouble(stringVal)
Msgbox (doubleVal) will return 101.01
but......
Dim stringVal As String = "101.00"
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by: patang |
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Could someone please tell me where am I supposed to put this code. Actually
my project has two forms. I created a new module and have put the following
code sent by someone. All the function declaration statments (first lines)
e.g.
Public Function ConvertCurrencyToEnglish(ByVal MyNumber As Double) As String
Private Function ConvertHundreds(ByVal MyNumber As String) As String
etc.
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by: Edwin Knoppert |
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In my code i use the text from a textbox and convert it to a double value.
I was using Convert.ToDouble() but i'm used to convert comma to dot.
This way i can assure the text is correct.
However it seems this convert is determined by the local settings and comma
is indeed used as decimal separator.
Is there another way to convert a dotted value to a double variable?
Like 1234.5 and not 1234,5
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by: shiniskumar |
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How to convert string to double?
Ive got a double variable dTot;
its value is 5.037717235E7
when i did FreemarkerTools.formatDecimal(dTot) i got it as string "50377172.35".
now i want to pass it as a double value to the method format() which is shown below.
when i do Double.parseDouble i get dTot as 5.037717235E7
CurrencyConverter.format(Double.parseDouble(FreemarkerTools.formatDecimal(dTot)));
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by: Bjorn Brox |
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Hi!
In germany, norway and France(?) we are using ',' as decimal separator
and it always messes up when you convert a double to and from a string
where the interface expects double values stored as string is using '.'
What parameter shall I use in double.ToString() to ensure that the
outputstring always are using '.' as separator without thousand sep,
and what parameter shall I use to convert double to Double.Parse() or...
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This is as boiled down as I can make it.
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