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Originally Posted by imran_s 
Thanks Aia...i realize if i declare sum as of type double instead of integer i get the correct value.
Thanks everybody
For further understanding about converting a floating point to an integer take a look at this reading. Particularly to the differences between truncating conversion and rounding conversion.
Perhaps this one and this one will show also some light to the matter.
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