C# Int to Hex of the Int (Application)

BageDevimo

Hiya

Ok, so im writing a program that requires the hex of the int.. but not just this:

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  int myInt = 24;

 string myHex = myInt.ToString("X");

'cause that'll just return 0x18, which is just the same as me going:

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Im after the 4 (maybe 8?) bytes of the int, that are stored in memory. How can I get at these?

Thanks!

Plater

So you want 0x0018 (int16) or 0x00000018(int32) as a string value?
If you don't want the string value but want a byte[] then consider this:

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BageDevimo

Ok, so the Int32 one is just the equvilent of 00 00 00 18 or something, right?

Plater

Yeah
0x18 is the same number as 0x0018 or 0x0000000000000018 or whatever

BageDevimo

Ok, cool..

I've got it working, thanks a lot!

I used BitConverter.ToInt32() to get it back to a int also!!

Ben Anderson,

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