System::Decimal::operator* method

Decimal::operator* method

Returns a new instance of Decimal class that represents a value that is a result of multiplication of values represented by the current and specified objects.

Decimal System::Decimal::operator*(const Decimal &d) const
ParameterTypeDescription
dconst Decimal&The Decimal object representing the multiplier

ReturnValue

A new instance of Decimal class that represents a value that is a result of multiplication of values represented by the current and specified objects

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Decimal::operator< method

Determines if the value represented by the current object is less than the value represented by the specified object.

bool System::Decimal::operator<(const Decimal &d) const
ParameterTypeDescription
dconst Decimal&The Decimal object to compare the current object with

ReturnValue

True if the value represented by the current object is less than the value represented by d, otherwise - false

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Decimal::operator> method

Determines if the value represented by the current object is greater than the value represented by the specified object.

bool System::Decimal::operator>(const Decimal &d) const
ParameterTypeDescription
dconst Decimal&The Decimal object to compare the current object with

ReturnValue

True if the value represented by the current object is greater than the value represented by d, otherwise - false

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