I have a weird question. Here it goes - Let\'s consider the below code snippet: string test =\"this is a test string\";
Is there a difference between DataReader[0].ToString() and (string)D开发者_如何学GoataReader[0]?
I\'m curious about the ToString() method in C#. Take for example the following: object height = 10; string heightStr = height.ToString();
I foun开发者_运维问答d the default implemtation of ToString in the dictionary is not what I want. I would like to have {key=value, ***}.
I am using this: dSize.ToString(\"#.#\", System.Globalization.CultureInfo.CurrentCulture); Where dSize is a double. it works fine when dSize is somethin开发者_运维问答g like 2.5 BUT if dSize is so
I\'ve got a DataTable that I\'m binding to a GridView like so: DataTable WADSItems = new DataTable(); WADSItems.Columns.Add(\"Category\", Type.GetType(\"System.String\"));
I have a five-character String and I want to use those five characters as an ASCII-encoded (printable) number. The simplest way to achieve this is to use
As a learning tool for DB4o and Java I have started to create a Telephone Directory. To do this I create an instance of a TelephoneDirectory which contains a year and a HashMap of entries.
I appear to have a fundamental gap in my understanding of an EditText object.I have an Activity+Layout with a single EditText object.After I type a few characters into the EditText object and hit the
Why the time is shown not in normal (readable) way? Method toString is missing? import java.util.Calendar;
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