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&gt;&gt; for negative values floor returns the value going away from zero, not towards.<br />
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Ah, right. I'm forgetting basic math ... ;-)<br />
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>> for negative values floor returns the value going away from zero, not towards.

Ah, right. I'm forgetting basic math ... ;-)



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Just the answer I was looking for, thanks.
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Just the answer I was looking for, thanks.

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From what I can tell, the fractional values are truncated and the result is &nbsp;Math.floor(). <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; double dx = 4968525.66;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Console.WriteLine((int)dx)<wbr />; // 4968525<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Console.WriteLine(Math.Flo<wbr />or(dx)); // 4968525<br />
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Is that always true? Any difference for negative values? &nbsp;
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From what I can tell, the fractional values are truncated and the result is  Math.floor(). 

        double dx = 4968525.66;
        Console.WriteLine((int)dx); // 4968525
        Console.WriteLine(Math.Floor(dx)); // 4968525

Is that always true? Any difference for negative values?  

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