equivalent

Abhinav S

Try Convert.ToChar(6);. The output is a unicode value.

Luc Pattyn

Apart from lacking a parenthesis, it does not make much sense; Asc() returns a number holding the ASCII value, which is 48 for a zero; and Chr$() does the inverse, it returns the ASCII character equivalent of a numeric value. So they cancel each other, it simply means "0" In C# we use different delimiters for string literals and character literals, so you may want a simple '0' :)

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genieabdo

i want convert eny caractere in ascii the 0 is a exemple so if there is some code to calc ascci please send it to me i need it now

PIEBALDconsult

There is no equivalent; C# developers are smart enought not to write anything as silly as that. :-D

Luc Pattyn

in .NET an ASCII character is just a character, the first 128 Unicode characters ARE the ASCII characters. So

'a'
"a"[0]
(char)97

are all the same lower-case a, as they are

a character literal
the way to get the first character of a string
a number cast to a character

If you don't understand the fundamentals, go buy a book and study it. If you have an overall problem, tell us about the problem rather than asking a detail question on what probably isn't even the right detail. :)

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genieabdo

thank you it's like that when sharing information has a beginning researcher in c # thank you very much

Luc Pattyn

Sure, however you should allow some slack for VB coders trying to spit out some C#. How about

char ascee='0';
char uniquode=Encoding.UTF8.GetChars(Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(new char[]{ascee}))[0];

:)

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genieabdo

the out result is the same of first value of ascee no chage ??? :thumbsup:

PIEBALDconsult

Luc Pattyn wrote:

allow some slack for VB coders

They made their sty they can wallow in it. :-D

Luc Pattyn

sig material it is. :thumbsup:

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