Q:

How to convert decimal to string value for dollars and cents separated in C#?

I need to display decimal money value as string, where dollars and cents are separate with text in between.
123.45 => "123 Lt 45 ct"

I came up with the following solution:
(value*100).ToString("#0 Lt 00 ct");

However, this solution has two drawbacks:

Upon showing this solution to a fellow programmer, it appears to be unintuitive and requires some explaining.
Cents are allways displayed as two digits. (Not real problem for me, as currently this is how I need it to be displayed.)

Is there any alternative elegant and simple solution?

A:

This is a fairly simple operation. It should be done in a way, that your fellow programmers understand instantly. Your solution is quite clever, but cleverness is not needed here. =)
Use something verbose like
double value = 123.45;
int dollars = (int)value;
int cents = (int)((value - dollars) * 100);
String result = String.Format("{0:#0} Lt {1:00} ct", dollars, cents);

A:

I had some errors with accepted answer above (it would drop my result one penny)
Here is my correction
 double val = 125.79;
 double roundedVal = Math.Round(val, 2);
 double dollars = Math.Floor(roundedVal);
 double cents = Math.Round((roundedVal - dollars), 2) * 100;

