quote:And how would you do that in C#?
It''s real hard:
int x;
string y = x.ToString();
Converting int to a string to print on screen
always use snprintf over sprintf. All those string functions without the ''n'' are a segfault waiting to happen.
quote:oh...for sure...
I meant: string (char) to int
That''s even harder!
int x = Int32.Parse("10");
quote:Original post by kdogg
always use snprintf over sprintf. All those string functions without the ''n'' are a segfault waiting to happen.
Unless you''re printing a single integer to a buffer that''s larger than any possible string representation of any integer in any conceivable standard implementation, in which case it''s simply efficient.
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