Hi All, I’m getting an error while splitting a string because i have 2 scenarios 1 will come with decimals and another with without decimal. When decimal value comes it is working if it is a normal number it is throwing an error. Can anyone guide me how to write a condition to match both the values in Assign.
Val : 12.456 – it will work
val : 12 – it throws an error
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@Sudharsan_Ka if my input is 12.456 or 15 i need output like 12 or 15 . I don’t want the decimal values. I have attached my code but it is working only for the input is like 12.345 , if i give input - 14 it throws an error
Hi,
Another approach:
val2 = Convert.ToInt32(System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Match(Val1,@"^\d+").Value)
Regards,
we showed you above how to handle e.g. with the truncate.
About your exception:
in the case of 15 - there is no dot present. Therefore the IndexOf will return -1 and this will confuse the substring method
hi @ppr is there any possibility to modify below code because i have used this in main code .
Convert.ToInt32(Val1.ToString().Substring(0,Val1.ToString().IndexOf(“.”)))
I’m using - C# here
Convert.ToInt32(Math.Truncate(Convert.ToDouble(Val1.ToString())));
Convert.ToInt32(Math.Truncate(Convert.ToDouble("12.456")));
Thanks @Yoichi This is working perfectly
Thanks @ppr
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