converting UCS2 character code to a string

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I have a bunch of ucs2 character code reference numbers like 672c. Is there
an easy way to convert these to a c# string so that when it is printed out
in the appropriate font it displays the character?

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

I have a bunch of ucs2 character code reference numbers like 672c. Is there
an easy way to convert these to a c# string so that when it is printed out
in the appropriate font it displays the character?

You can cast an int to a char (although you'll get unwanted results if
the value is > 0xffff). You can create a string from an array of chars,
or you could use a StringBuilder and repeatedly call Append, for
example.