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## Overview
The **`Decimal.Negate()` method** is a C# method that is used to get the result of a decimal value when it is multiplied by a negative value (`-1`).

## Syntax
```c#
public static decimal Negate (decimal d);
```

## Parameters
* `d`: The decimal value that we want to multiply by a negative value.

## Return value
The `Decimal.Negate()` method returns a decimal number that is the negative of `d`. If `d` is zero, then the method returns a zero.

## Code example



// use system
using System;
// create class
class NegateDecimal
{
    // main method
    static void Main()
    {
      // negate decimal values
      Console.WriteLine(Decimal.Negate(334.45m));
      Console.WriteLine(Decimal.Negate(-7.899m));
      Console.WriteLine(Decimal.Negate(-1.323m));
    }
}

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## Code explanation
* Line 10: We negate the decimal value `334.45m` and print the result.
* Line 11: We negate `-7.899m` and print the result.
* Line 12: We use the `Decimal.Negate()` method to negate `-1.323m` and print the result.

When we run the code, we get the negative values of the decimal numbers that we negated.

What is the Decimal.Negate() method in C#?

Converts a given decimal to its negative equivalent by multiplying it by -1, returning the negative value.