D
Dennis Myrén
int i = int.Parse("43");
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N
Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
You can call the static ToInt32 method on the Convert class. Or, you
can call the static Parse method on the Int32 class.
Hope this helps.
can call the static Parse method on the Int32 class.
Hope this helps.
F
Flare
How can I convert string to int?
srtring h = "5";
int y= Int32.Parse(h);
regards
Anders Jacobsen. Denmark
srtring h = "5";
int y= Int32.Parse(h);
regards
Anders Jacobsen. Denmark
P
Peter
Checkout the Convert method.
int i = Convert.ToInt32("1234");
int i = Convert.ToInt32("1234");
M
msnews.microsoft.com
How can I convert string to int?
J
Jimi
If only life were as simple as the others have suggested. Unless you
want exceptions thrown left and right every other time you attempt
this, you need something like the following - even this is incomlete
since it returns 0 for 3 cases where the string isn't an integer (you
may want exceptions in those cases):
internal static int StringToInt(string MyString)
{
if (MyString == null)
//default null to 0 - this may or may not be what you want !
return 0;
MyString = MyString.Trim();
double dValue=0;
if (double.TryParse(MyString, NumberStyles.Any,
CultureInfo.CurrentCulture, out dValue))
if (dValue <= int.MaxValue && dValue >=
int.MinValue)
return (int)(System.Math.Round(dValue));
else
//return 0 if out of range - this may not be what you
want!
return 0;
else
//return 0 if not a number - this may not be what you want!
return 0;
}
want exceptions thrown left and right every other time you attempt
this, you need something like the following - even this is incomlete
since it returns 0 for 3 cases where the string isn't an integer (you
may want exceptions in those cases):
internal static int StringToInt(string MyString)
{
if (MyString == null)
//default null to 0 - this may or may not be what you want !
return 0;
MyString = MyString.Trim();
double dValue=0;
if (double.TryParse(MyString, NumberStyles.Any,
CultureInfo.CurrentCulture, out dValue))
if (dValue <= int.MaxValue && dValue >=
int.MinValue)
return (int)(System.Math.Round(dValue));
else
//return 0 if out of range - this may not be what you
want!
return 0;
else
//return 0 if not a number - this may not be what you want!
return 0;
}