ASP.NET SQL Server // brent // April 6, 2011 // 2 comments
This post will be short and sweet. What data type should you use to represent currencies in C#? – Decimal
If you use double, you will end up with rounding errors on more precise numbers, and if you are writing applications that support multiple currencies, namely currencies that use very large numbers, such as the Indonesia Rupiah ($1 = 9,345.8 Indonesian Rupiahs) you will also get doubles…
SQL Server // brent // February 2, 2011 // 7 comments
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