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using this code, the answer i get is 0
when i change the 18/35 to 35/35 it writes 100 which is correct
you're doing integer division, which has no fraction
how do i do it to 2dp?
oh?
you need to change one of the innermost numbers to a floating point number
e.g.
35.0 or 35foh i need the decimal?
at least one of the number literals has to be a floating point type
ooo ok that works! but now how do i do it to 2dp only?
i dont want a long list of numbers, i just want it to 2dp
you can't do math to only 2 decimal places, but you can change how the string is formatted
$"{dpmpercent:F2}"can i round it to 2dp somehow?
what does the F2 mean?
it means display it as a fixed point number with 2 decimal places
oooo i see
Standard numeric format strings - .NET
In this article, learn to use standard numeric format strings to format common numeric types into text representations in .NET.
youre a god, it works!
ill have a look at this, thank you!! <:m_002_love:892466750199848971>
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