Convert and Int32 value into a Character

[Joshua Russell]

Hi,
Can anyone tell me how I can convert an Intager value such as '66' into the
letter 'f' (using ANSI ASCII).

Thanx Josh

[Bruno Jouhier [MVP]]

Just cast it to char:

(char)66

Bruno.

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Hi,
Can anyone tell me how I can convert an Intager value such as '66' into the letter 'f' (using ANSI ASCII).

Thanx Josh

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

<"Joshua Russell" <joshATojmyster|DOTukDOTTeuDOOTorgNOSPAM.PLZ>>
wrote:

Can anyone tell me how I can convert an Intager value such as '66' into the
letter 'f' (using ANSI ASCII).

Just cast it to char:

int i = 66;
char x = (char)i;

That will always give you the Unicode value. All ASCII characters have
the same value in Unicode.

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[Roy Fine]

Joshua

The integer value '66' is binary 01000010, or hex 0x42, which corresponds to
'B' in the ASCII character set. It will take a bit more than a simple cast
to make the conversion to ASCII 'f'...

However, this will work:

int ival = 0x66;
.. . .
char cval = (char)ival;
.. . .
regards
roy fine

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Hi,
Can anyone tell me how I can convert an Intager value such as '66' into the letter 'f' (using ANSI ASCII).

Thanx Josh