I just asked a question about how to convert a number to a string with leading zeros. I had some great answers. Thanks so much. I didn't really know which to mark correct as they were all good. Sorry for the people I didn't mark correct.
Now I have strings like
001
002
003
How do I convert back to integers? something like the opposite of Key = i.ToString("D2");
Mandy
Quite easy that also.
string myString = "003";
int myInt = int.Parse( myString );
If you aren't sure if the string is a valid int, you can do it like this:
string myString = "003";
int myInt;
if( int.TryParse( myString, out myInt )
{
//myString is a valid int and put into myInt
}else{
//myString could not be converted to a valid int, and in this case myInt is 0 (default value for int)
}
int number = int.Parse(string)
or
int number;
int.TryParse(string, out number)
string strNum= "003";
int myInt;
if( int.TryParse( myString, out myInt )
{
//here you can print myInt
}else{
//show error message if strNum is invalid integer string
}
Here is it:
int i;
if ( Int32.TryParse("003", i) )
{
// Now you have the number successfully assigned to i
}
else
{
// Handle the case when the string couldn't be converted to an int
}
You need to parse the String to an Int
Int32.Parse("001");
int i;
int.TryParse(stringValue, out i)
