Programming Help needed

[prabu901104]

Guys i use Visual Studio C# 2008

I converted an Integer to string to suite my application's need. now I want to count the characters in that string.

I tried "myString.Length" and it showed some unexpected results.

Ex. If myString = "12345" myString.Length outputs "4" WTF?

I need some advice from PRO's in EK... Please Help!

 

[prabu901104]

hello any programmers there?

 

[Jack_Sparrow]

myString kiyaana ekanee variable eka String ekak widiyata declare karala mehema

String myString = "12345";


Console.WriteLine("{0}",myString.Length);


karala balanna kiyada display wenne kiyala

 

[madurax86]

try the same property for other strings
if you get the length -1 then get the length by adding one

 

[Jack_Sparrow]

try the same property for other strings
if you get the length -1 then get the length by adding one

eeka tamai maath mee kiyanna heduwe nkan string ekak widiyata declare karala size 1 balanna kiyala

 

[prabu901104]

try the same property for other strings
if you get the length -1 then get the length by adding one

I tried that. no luck. for "1234" it outputs "3" for "2345" it outputs "4"

 

[madurax86]

I tried that. no luck. for "1234" it outputs "3" for "2345" it outputs "4"

may be its the number, why put a number in a string?? LOL
try reseting mem before calling the length property
that might work if not its a glitch in C# or just try with some alphabetic characters i think that'll work

 

[prabu901104]

myString kiyaana ekanee variable eka String ekak widiyata declare karala mehema

String myString = "12345";


Console.WriteLine("{0}",myString.Length);


karala balanna kiyada display wenne kiyala

It shows the correct result.

 

[madurax86]

It shows the correct result.

so the problem is that you just didnt declare mystring ?
does C# do auto declaring? but that should work nyway

 

[prabu901104]

so the problem is that you just didnt declare mystring ?
does C# do auto declaring? but that should work nyway

I declared it muchan! otherwise I will get build error.

 

[madurax86]

I declared it muchan! otherwise I will get build error.

now it works on console right?
try to assign the output to a integer and printing the integer

 

[prabu901104]

now it works on console right?
try to assign the output to a integer and printing the integer

Still no luck

 

[madurax86]

Still no luck

jump to vb6
or make the big one jump to the open world use the mingw32 c++ compiler dump MS shit, two things they made right was VC++ 6 and VB 6 those IDEs are used even today .NET is bullsh!t - i mean it i've been a programmer about 6 years I haven't seen better IDEs from MS than those two!

 

[prabu901104]

I love FOSS man! I really love it. i learn C# for my office. And I stuck with this problem right now! need to get a solution today. Even google didn't help me

 

[¤--bACarDi--¤]

First of all....My C# knowledge sucks...!!!
Bt in most languages Strings are save as Character Array.... At last it saves "Null" for the end of word....So "1234" Contains 5 Characters with "Null"....
So i think somthing wrong with that incident.....

 

[madurax86]

First of all....My C# knowledge sucks...!!!
Bt in most languages Strings are save as Character Array.... At last it saves "Null" for the end of word....So "1234" Contains 5 Characters with "Null"....
So i think somthing wrong with that incident.....

it is right for c++, c but c# is MS stuff they do it their style

 

[¤--bACarDi--¤]

it is right for c++, c but c# is MS stuff they do it their style

Ah...MS ppl neh....
So its time to learn C#....

 

[prabu901104]

it is right for c++, c but c# is MS stuff they do it their style

Well said bro! I finished my program some how. Thanks for the help guys

 

[nishanlahiru]

C # Walain Kauru Hari Dannawada Normal Calculator Ekek Hadanna.

Mata Kiyanna Ko.Please.

 

[Ranhiru]

 Dim s As String
 s = InputBox("Enter String")

 MsgBox(s.Length)

This works fine in my PC... or are u doing a console application?
Or has the problem being already solved?