What is difference between Convert.ToString(variable) and
variable.ToString()
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Answer / hima sijo
convert.tostring handles Null value also where
Variable.tostring wont handle null value.It throw exception
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Answer / abdul
Convert.ToString handles null where as simple
variable.ToString() doesn;t;
But Convert class is an optimization cost, when we use
inside any loop, need to minimize it
Sample ToString();
Will Work
int salary = 10000;
string oldSalary = salary.tostring();
Will Throw exeption
int salary = null;
string oldSalary = salary.tostring(); ---> throws exception
Sample Convert.ToString()
Will Work
int salary = 10000;
string oldSalary = Convert.ToString(salary);
Will Work
int salary = null;
string oldSalary = Convert.ToString(salary); null will return
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Answer / sanjib ghosh
Dim salary As Int16
Dim oldSalary As String = salary.ToString()
Dim newSalary As String = Convert.ToString(salary)
MsgBox(oldSalary & "")
MsgBox(newSalary & "")
''No exception throw
both work same function
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object ss =null;
string s1 = ss.ToString(); ---------- exeption
string s2 = Convert.ToString(ss); --- ""
--------------------
int ss =null; --- int can't be converted to null
--------------------
int ss = 1;
string s1 = ss.ToString(); ---------- "1"
string s2 = Convert.ToString(ss); --- "1"
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