I have a doubt in C#, please help

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Hi,

I have an int variable aaa with the value 100. 100 corresponds to "d" in ASCII.
I want to assign this to a string variable abc so that abc has the value "d" and not 100.

How can I do this?

when I give the below code, I get the error error CS0029: Cannot implicitly convert type 'int' to 'string'

C#

int aaa = 100;
string abc = aaa;

but when I do

C#

abc = aaa.ToString()

, I see that abc becomes "100". But I want abc to become "d".

How can I do this?

Posted 11-Sep-12 23:37pm

priya pyramid

Updated 12-Sep-12 0:51am

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v2

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Solution 2

Hello,

Please use below code snippet

C#

int aaa = 100;
char converted = Convert.ToChar(aaa);

Please refer below link for more detail :
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/csharpgeneral/thread/c4a3ea1d-72f2-4482-954e-87b3d154c4fb[^]

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Posted 12-Sep-12 0:15am

prashant_khairnar

Updated 12-Sep-12 0:52am

v3

Solution 3

int

C#

aaa = 100;
if (aaa = 100)
{
string abc = d;

}

Posted 12-Sep-12 2:05am

vijay bisht

Solution 4

First convert it to ASCII code.

Posted 12-Sep-12 2:17am

Sahil Mahajan Mj

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Vani Kulkarni · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-11T23:50:00

Solution 1

Use this code below:

C#

int aaa = 100;
char a = char(aaa); // Now a will contain d.

Posted 11-Sep-12 23:50pm

Vani Kulkarni