How to concatenate the string and int into int type vari

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concatenate the string and int into int type variable e.g int a=10; string b=abc a = a+ b; is it possible??? how???

Vulpes · Answer

It's not working on my machine: Unhandled Exception: System.FormatException: Input string was not in a correct f ormat. at System.Number.StringToNumber(String str NumberStyles options NumberBuffe r& number NumberFormatInfo info Boolean parseDecimal) at System.Number.ParseInt32(String s NumberStyles style NumberFormatInfo in fo) However if you specify that the string represents a hexadecimal number then it will work as the code is equivalent to what I posted in the first place: int a = 10; object b = abc; a= a + Convert.ToInt32(b.ToString() 16); // a is 2758

arslan elahi · Answer

i've done with object int a=10; object b=abc; a=a+ Convert.ToInt32(b.toString()); it is working

Vulpes · Answer

The equivalent code in VB.NET: Dim a As Integer = 10 Dim b As String = abc a = a + b compiles OK with Option Strict Off but produces a run time exception because abc can't be parsed to a double.

arslan elahi · Answer

it is working in VB i want to convert it in C#

Vulpes · Answer

It's not possible as it stands because a + b yields the string 10abc which isn't an int and can't even be parsed to an int. However the following does work: int a = 10; string b = abc; a = a + Convert.ToInt32(b 16); The result is 2758. The reason this works is because abc can be parsed to an hexadecimal integer which is equivalent to 2748 decimal. So adding 10 gives a result of 2758.

How to concatenate the "string" and "int" into int type vari