![]() ![]() “855.65” as a string to ToDouble() method which will be converted to double by the method and the resulted value will be stored in a variable of type double (doubleVal). In the above statement, we have passed a number i.e. Let us understand the working of the above method with the help of the below example: double doubleVal = Convert.ToDouble("855.65") Among these overloaded forms, two forms allow us to convert a string representation of a number to its equivalent double-precision floating-point number. In C#, the “System” namespace contains a class called “Convert” which contains the ToDouble() method in many overloaded forms to convert the specified type of data to its equivalent double value. ![]() After conversion both these methods return the equivalent double value for the string passed as the argument. In the above syntax, ToDouble() method takes two arguments the first is the string representation of a number which needs to be converted to double and second is an object which provides culture-specific formatting information. public static double ToDouble(string strValue, IFormatProvider provider) In the above syntax, ToDouble() method takes one argument of type string ( strValue) which is nothing but a string containing a number to convert to double. The syntax of Convert.ToDouble() method in both its overloaded forms for converting a string to double is as follows: public static double ToDouble(string strValue) Those two overloaded forms are as follows:īoth these methods return a double value after converting the string value to double. ![]()
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