This should be *so* easy! How do I convert a Byte or int to a binary string representation in C#
In JavaScript, it goes like this for an int:
javascript:(123 ).toString(2
or
javascript:(0xF E).toString(2
No problem. So, how do I do the same in C#? What simple thing am I missing
CSharpene
4  49317 
Greets,
You can use the ToString() method of the Convert class to convert the
value to a string in a different base. The base should be either 2, 8, 10
or 16 for binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal, respectively:
string bits = Convert.ToStrin g(integerValue, 2);
Regards,
Joe
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news:9B******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... This should be *so* easy! How do I convert a Byte or int to a binary
string representation in C#?
In JavaScript, it goes like this for an int:
javascript:(123 ).toString(2)
or
javascript:(0xF E).toString(2)
No problem. So, how do I do the same in C#? What simple thing am I
missing?
CSharpener
CSharpener <cs********@sof thome.net> wrote: This should be *so* easy! How do I convert a Byte or int to a binary
string representation in C#?
In JavaScript, it goes like this for an int:
javascript:(123 ).toString(2)
or
javascript:(0xF E).toString(2)
No problem. So, how do I do the same in C#? What simple thing am I
missing?
Convert.ToStrin g (byte, int)
eg
byte b = 231;
string s = Convert.ToStrin g(b, 2);
// s is now "11100111"
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If replying to the group, please do not mail me too
I knew it had to be that easy and even looked at Convert but missed the obvious
Case closed
Thanks
John
int i = 100;
string str = Convert.ToStrin g(i, base); //base = 2, 8,10 or 16
HTH
Raj
"CSharpener " <cs********@sof thome.net> wrote in message
news:9B******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... This should be *so* easy! How do I convert a Byte or int to a binary
string representation in C#?
In JavaScript, it goes like this for an int:
javascript:(123 ).toString(2)
or
javascript:(0xF E).toString(2)
No problem. So, how do I do the same in C#? What simple thing am I
missing?
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In JavaScript, it goes like this for an int:
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or
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