Here is an example of some code I wrote using "DecimalFormat" that does
what your looking for. I am new to Java myself and if you are too I am sure
the example may help. Good luck!
DecimalFormat twoDigits = new DecimalFormat("0.00");
result = (10 / 3);
return Double.parseDouble(twoDigits.format(result));
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hi all,
How can i display the the calculated value with two decimals.i.e.
10/3=3.333333333333.....but i want to display 3.33. May be this is the
wrong fourm, Sorry for it
Thanks for all
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