How to correct a double value to two decimal places

hi,
How to correct a double value to two decimal places
eg.
double tt=100.100032
i want to correct to 2 decimal places
ie tt=100.10
regards,
jagan

Check my other reply on the other thread. Please don't cross-post.

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