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decimal

A number type that stores base-10 digits exactly, used for money.

decimal (System.Decimal) is a 128-bit base-10 floating-point type with 28–29 significant digits; literals take the m suffix (19.99m).

Examples

  • decimal price = 19.99m; needs the m suffix, and 0.1m + 0.2m is exactly 0.3.

See also

double int
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