Sum the two string values in c#

Question

Hi, I need to Sum the values ex: '878.97,878.97,' pls help me

Karthi Keyan · Answer

hi.. if only two numbers : string num = "878.97,878.97"; string[] val = num.Split(','); string ans = (double.Parse(val[0]) + double.Parse(val[1])).ToString(); if more numbers : string num = "878.97,878.97"; string[] val = num.Split(','); int ans = 0; for(int i =0; i { ans = ans + (double.Parse(val[i])).ToString(); } print ans.....

Vinay Singh · Answer

Hi check the code string val= "878.97,878.97" ; string[] splitval=val.Split(','); double total=0; foreach(string item in splitval) { string temp; if(item=="") { temp=0; } else { temp=item; } total=total+ Convert.ToDouble(temp); } you will get total value

Tapan Patel · Answer

You can do something as below. The code is using action as parameter to Foreach loop on the collection of string. So even if you run to empty string (considering last comma), it shouldn't err out. List string >lst= "878.97,878.97" .Split( ',' ).ToList(); double sum=0; lst.ForEach(e=>{ if (! string .IsNullOrEmpty(e))sum+= double .Parse(e);}); Console.WriteLine(sum); Please mark it as answer if it resolves the issue.

Bikesh Srivastava · Answer

Hi Gova, Its working code on my machine.try this.mark as answer if resolve your query. using System; using System.Net.NetworkInformation; using System.Net; using System.Net.Sockets; namespace Example { class Program { static void Main( string []args) { string num= "10,20,30,40" ; string []val=num.Split( ',' ); int sum=0; int temp=0; for ( int i=0;i { sum+= int .Parse(val[i]); } Console.Write(sum); Console.Read(); } } }

Asad Ali · Answer

Stringinput= "878.97,878.97," ; varnumbers=input.Split( ',' ); varsum=0.0; foreach (varitem in numbers) { double result; if ( double .TryParse(item, out result)) sum+=result; }

Sum the two string values in c#

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