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string str = &quot;1&quot;;<br />
int i = (int)str;
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I don't think that it it possible to peform it without conversion ... <br />
That would not stroke with the idea of OO-programming
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I don't think that it it possible to peform it without conversion ...
That would not stroke with the idea of OO-programming

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s thats is not possible .. sorry i didnt test it...
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s thats is not possible .. sorry i didnt test it...

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&gt;&gt; string str = &quot;1&quot;;<br />
&gt;&gt;&nbsp;int i = (int)str;<br />
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On this you'll get the error 'Cannot convert type string to int'
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>> string str = "1";
>> int i = (int)str;

On this you'll get the error 'Cannot convert type string to int'

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Why don't you want to use the two built-in conversion functions (!!)<br />
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You could parse the string 'by hand' if you wanted, character by character...<br />
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But this then sounds like homework..<br />

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Why don't you want to use the two built-in conversion functions (!!)

You could parse the string 'by hand' if you wanted, character by character...

But this then sounds like homework..


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Hi All,<br />
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How to convert a string to int in C# with out using Convert.ToInt32() or Int.Parse() conversion function.<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
Badri Narayanan R
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Hi All,

How to convert a string to int in C# with out using Convert.ToInt32() or Int.Parse() conversion function.

Thanks in advance,
Badri Narayanan R

Casting string to int in c# without conversion functions

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).