how can I get the character length of a in aspx page

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I have to get the character length of a in my cs page..

Posted 21-Sep-11 21:22pm

danilmanuel

Updated 21-Sep-11 22:22pm

jim lahey

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Sunasara Imdadhusen 22-Sep-11 3:24am

do you want to get length of string?

hitech_s 22-Sep-11 4:05am

is 'a' your string variable?
or you are asking for ascii value for a ?
what you want exactly..

André Kraak 22-Sep-11 4:25am

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RaviRanjanKr 22-Sep-11 4:26am

Not clear. please be more clear while asking question. we need more information.

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Tejas Vaishnav · Answer 1 · 2011-09-21T22:59:00

if you want to check a leagth of you character array then simply write this..

C#

char test = 'a';
int i = ((string)(test.ToString())).Length;

char[] test = new char[3];
test[0] = 'a';
test[1] = 'b';
test[2] = 'c';
int l = test.Length;

or any thing else then please show your code, so it is clear that what you actually want...