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## Overview
**`Decimal.ToInt16()`** is a C# method to convert a decimal number to its equivalent of a 16-bit signed integer.

## Syntax
```c#
public static short ToInt16 (decimal d);
```

## Parameters
**`d`**: This is the decimal value we want to convert.

## Return value
The value returned is the 16-bit integer equivalent of the decimal number `d`.

## Code example


// use System
using System;
// create class
class DecimalToInt16
{
    // main method
    static void Main()
    {
      // create decimal numbers
      decimal d1 = 123.343m;
      decimal d2 = -323.888m;
      decimal d3 = 0.9999m;

      // convert to int16
      // and print results
      Console.WriteLine(Decimal.ToInt16(d1));
      Console.WriteLine(Decimal.ToInt16(d2));
      Console.WriteLine(Decimal.ToInt16(d3));
    }
}

## Explanation
* Lines 10-12: We create some decimal values `d1`, `d2` and `d3`.

* Lines 16-19: We call the `Decimal.ToInt16()` method on the decimal values we created and print the results to the console.



What is Decimal.ToInt16() in C#?

Converts a decimal number to a 16-bit signed integer in C#. Uses public static short ToInt16(decimal d).