C#

hasanali00 wrote:

How can I make sure that amount has only 2 numbers at the end, like 40.56

hasanali00 wrote:

Do you think, I should round the number to the highest, so 40.56818.... becomes 40.57

decimal dollars = 71.40;
decimal exchangeRate = 1.76;

decimal amount = decimal.Round(dollars / exchangeRate, 2);

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