Division in java double variable.

Hi all
I have a simple query .I am using the following code in my java mapping.
Please follow the following java code
double d1 = 22058310.53;
System.out.println("Output Value = " + d1/1000);
This gives me an output
Output Value = 220583.10530000002
whereas the correct o/p should be 220583.1053
Can anyone pls provide a solution to get the correct result.
regards
NIlesh Taunk.

Hi Nilesh,
Use the following code to Divide by 1000 using BigDecimal class which is better than using decimal type.
<b>BigDecimal num= new BigDecimal("22058310.53");
BigDecimal result= num.movePointLeft(3);
System.out.println("Output Value = " + result.toString());</b>
OR
<b>BigDecimal num= new BigDecimal("22058310.53");
BigDecimal result= num.divide(num,BigDecimal.ROUND_HALF_UP);
System.out.println("Output Value = " + result.toString()); </b>
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Ananth

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