How to read the .cs file and convert into .txt file?

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hi everyone!please tell me how to read the .cs file and convert it into .txt file?

Posted 3-Aug-10 18:43pm

hemantwithu

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If your .cs file exist in other then root directory or in special folder like app_code, then you can read normally like reading a text by using streamreader.

or another simplest solution, just copy the .cs file in new location and change the extension from .cs to text as already mentioned by Yusuf

Posted 3-Aug-10 19:34pm

Sandeep Mewara

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"How to read the .cs file?"
Read it normally. It is a text file.

"How to convert it into .txt file?"
Do nothing. It is already a text file.

Posted 4-Aug-10 0:22am

Toli Cuturicu

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Toli Cuturicu 4-Aug-10 9:21am

Don't post comments in Telugu or other language but English. They will be speadily deleted.

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Yusuf · Accepted Answer · 2010-08-03T18:58:00

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why? For all practical purposes, .cs file is a text file. Just rename the file extension and you are in business.

Posted 3-Aug-10 18:58pm

Yusuf

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Roger Wright 4-Aug-10 1:26am

Reason for my vote of 5
Exactly...