DoubleExtensions Class
Definition
- Namespace
- Cuemon.Extensions
- Assemblies
- Cuemon.Extensions.Core.dll
Extension methods for the double struct.
public static class DoubleExtensions
- Inheritance
-
objectDoubleExtensions
Examples
DoubleExtensions provides extension methods for Double covering Unix epoch conversion, time span creation, factorial computation, and precision rounding. This example starts with a Unix timestamp of 1617738277 and converts it to a local DateTime via FromUnixEpochTime, creates a TimeSpan from 3661 seconds using ToTimeSpan, computes 5! using Factorial, and rounds 123456789.987654321 to the nearest thousand and million using RoundOff. Console output shows the resulting date (O format), the duration (01:01:01), the factorial value (120), and the rounded figures (123457000 and 123000000).
using System;
using Cuemon;
using Cuemon.Extensions;
namespace MyApp.Numerics;
public static class DoubleExtensionsExample
{
public static void Demonstrate()
{
double unixTimestamp = 1617738277d;
DateTime fromUnix = unixTimestamp.FromUnixEpochTime().ToLocalTime();
TimeSpan fromSeconds = 3661d.ToTimeSpan(TimeUnit.Seconds);
double factorial = 5d.Factorial();
double value = 123456789.987654321d;
double nearestThousand = value.RoundOff(RoundOffAccuracy.NearestThousandth);
double nearestMillion = value.RoundOff(RoundOffAccuracy.NearestMillion);
Console.WriteLine(fromUnix.ToString("O"));
Console.WriteLine(fromSeconds);
Console.WriteLine(factorial);
Console.WriteLine(nearestThousand);
Console.WriteLine(nearestMillion);
}
}
Methods
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Factorial(double) | Calculates the factorial of a positive integer |
| FromUnixEpochTime(double) | Converts the specified |
| RoundOff(double, RoundOffAccuracy) | Rounds a double-precision floating-point value to the nearest integral value closest to the specified |
| ToTimeSpan(double, TimeUnit) | Converts the specified |