When translating a float into a string, the number is obtained with a comma, not a dot. Is it possible to convert float to string so that the number is with a dot?

Question

C++ / C#

I work with SQL in C#.
When trying to insert a row with float values ​​from C#, the error "Data trunsducted for row x1" is thrown.
As I understand it, this error only comes out because my C# program sends a request with the number 32523.425 instead of the number 32523.425 , because C# puts a comma instead of a period.
The question is, is it possible to somehow convert a float to a string so that the number is with a dot, and not with a comma?

Answer 1

The comma is written due to the fact that you have Russian culture.
You can pass the necessary culture in ToString.
For example:

(42.5).ToString(System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture)

When trying to insert a string with float types from C#, an error occurs

Make parameterized queries so that this doesn't happen.