C#•2y ago

❔ Why is my decimal rounding?

I have to be missing something obvious but I would appreciate some help >.> with merchant.markup = 20, the decimal markup should be 1.2 but it's 1 '

 decimal markup = (CurrentMerchant.Markup / 100) + 1;

 decimal markup = (CurrentMerchant.Markup / 100) + 1;

11 Replies

Jimmacle•2y ago

what type is CurrentMerchant.Markup?

Wicked CatOP•2y ago

int

Jimmacle•2y ago

yeah, int / int gives you an int you need to cast either the left or right side to a floating point type

Wicked CatOP•2y ago

hmm okay i'll see what that is

Jimmacle•2y ago

simplest way is changing 100 to 100.0 which makes it a double instead of an int there are also suffixes you can add to number literals to make them a specific type, like:

100f = float
100d = double
100m = decimal

100f = float
100d = double
100m = decimal

Wicked CatOP•2y ago

ahhhhh okay i remember this a little XD thank you so much

Cracker•2y ago

there are a lot of cats here

Jimmacle•2y ago

you say that like it's a problem

Cracker•2y ago

/mom-come-pick-me-up-there-are-cats-here

Mayor McCheese•2y ago

For bare values it's best to supply the type by suffix, subtle bugs otherwise

Accord•2y ago

Was this issue resolved? If so, run /close - otherwise I will mark this as stale and this post will be archived until there is new activity.

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❔ Why is my decimal rounding?