How can I identify a third of a decimal number with 5 digits after the period. in c #. Ex. If we have:
0.15171 = if it is third From (1)
0.17902 = is not tercia.
0.79277 = if it is tertiary.De (7)
How can I identify a third of a decimal number with 5 digits after the period. in c #. Ex. If we have:
0.15171 = if it is third From (1)
0.17902 = is not tercia.
0.79277 = if it is tertiary.De (7)
Convert the number to string and create some function that counts how many times each character appears, if that function returns 3 you would have the third you want
Although I imagine it is a school work in which the goal is to practice loops etc .., I will add a possible answer because I find it interesting to demonstrate the simplicity that LINQ gives us for tasks of this type. This example works for any number of digits, not just for 5:
decimal numero = 0.7927979M;
//Obtenemos el separador decimal del sistema para poder separar la parte decimal
char decimalSeparator = Convert.ToChar(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.NumberFormat.NumberDecimalSeparator);
string parteDecimal = numero.ToString().Split(decimalSeparator)[1]; //obtenemos la parte decimal
var tercias = parteDecimal.Select(x => int.Parse(x.ToString())) //separamos cada uno de los digitos
.GroupBy(x => x) //agrupamos por digito
.Where(x=>x.Count()==3); //y nos quedamos con los que sean 3
foreach (var tercia in tercias)
{
Console.WriteLine(String.Format("El número {0} es tercia de {1}", numero, tercia.Key));
}
//Salida por consola con este ejemplo:
//El número 0,7927979 es tercia de 7
//El número 0,7927979 es tercia de 9