Print Doubles to two decimal places?
When I do calculations on my double numbers and then print them on screen I get a string of digits after the decimal point. Can anyone give me the code as to how I use the DecimalFormat class to make these digits print to 2 decimal places. I am sure it is very simple line or two of code but I am unsure how.
Thanks
double number = 123456.789;
DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat("#,##0.00");
System.out.println(df.format(number));
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[code]
your code
[/code]
You can do that by simply pasting your code in the message area, highlight it and then click on the code button above.
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