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Zile
Zile

Reputation: 21

multiplying int with double in C#

I have a problem, when I´m trying to multiply int by double. int are baseSalary and employeeSapary (this is int array) and commission is double constant = .09 I need to get employeeSalaries in int but keep getting a problem saying that i cant multiply int with double. I tried to convert double to int but in that case the eployeeSalary will always be baseSalary because commission will always be 0 (s*commission)=0 How can I get valid score for employeeSalaries? Thank you!

private int CalculateAndStoreSalary(int s, int i)

        {
            int.TryParse(txtSales.Text, out s);
            employeeSalaries[i] = baseSalary + (s * commission);          
            return employeeSalaries[i];
        }

Upvotes: 0

Views: 8349

Answers (1)

Brian Mains
Brian Mains

Reputation: 50728

You can round it, and assign it as:

employeeSalaries[i] = Convert.ToInt32(Math.Round(baseSalary + (s * commission), 0));

It may not be exact, but something like that should do the trick, where you round it to the nearest zero (or use Floor or Ceiling to round down/up always), and then convert it to an integer on assignment.

Upvotes: 1

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