Type Conversion


The conversion type is to convert one data type to another. The type of casting is also known. C# has two kinds of casting In C# -

Conversion of the implicit type

These conversions are carried out in a safe and typical way with C#. Conversions from smaller to bigger integrated types and conversions from derived classes to basic classes, for instance.

Conversion of specified type

Users use the pre-defined features for these conversions. Cash operators must be explicitly converted.

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The following built-in conversion techniques are provided in C#.

Methods Description
ToBoolean Conversion of a type to a Boolean value, wherever possible.
ToByte Conversion of a type to a byte.
ToChar Conversion of a type to a single Unicode character, wherever possible.
ToDateTime Conversion of a type to a date-time structures.
ToDecimal Conversion of a floating or integer type to decimal.
ToDouble Conversion of a type to a double.
ToInt16 Conversion of a type to a 16-bit integer.
ToInt32 Conversion of a type to a 32-bit integer.
ToInt64 Conversion of a type to a 64-bit integer.
ToSbyte Conversion of a type to a signed byte type.
ToSingle Conversion of a type to a small floating point value.
ToString Conversion of a type to string.
ToType Conversion of a type to some specified type.
ToUInt16 Conversion of a type to an unsigned int value.
ToUInt32 Conversion of a type to an unsigned long value.
ToUInt64 Conversion of a type to an unsigned big integer.