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 &nbsp; I've got some C# code in an inherited application that is not working. The problem seems to be that the input is a string consisting of a decimal number. The code is trying to convert the string to an integer, using the following line<br />
Convert.ToInt32(string)<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;I did some searching and it seems that this method is expecting a whole number string, and won't work with a decimal number string. Is that correct? Is there an easy fix for this? I am expecting both whole numbers and decimal numbers as input here. Thanks for the help!<br />
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   I've got some C# code in an inherited application that is not working. The problem seems to be that the input is a string consisting of a decimal number. The code is trying to convert the string to an integer, using the following line
Convert.ToInt32(string)

   I did some searching and it seems that this method is expecting a whole number string, and won't work with a decimal number string. Is that correct? Is there an easy fix for this? I am expecting both whole numbers and decimal numbers as input here. Thanks for the help!



C#, Convert.ToInt32(string) question

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