Casting VS Converting VS Parsing in C#: Which to choose?

[@HawkEncounters]

Glad that you keep us updated on KZbin too. Keep up the GoodWork. :)

[@tutorialsEU]

Thank you for watching : ).

[@firstlast493]

2:24 2 years ago Visual Studio had code suggestions without those Copilots. But that's gone now.

[@GalaxyCookies76]

Hey, I noticed you didn't include details of Casting VS Converting VS Parsing in your UDEMY master class course. I think it's an important video, so pls add it to the course

[@mertkurt947]

very helpful and also i liked try and catch :) many thanks

[@abugsbunny]

Great. Many thanks

[@vinhnghiang1273]

thank you alot!

[@soroushjm1011]

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[@guillermomazzari4983]

Thanks for sharing! I have a list of strings, I need to convert some of those values to Decimals, I have a class called "Promedio" with some values that are type decimal. I'm writing th following code: List values (this is the list with all the string values, they come from several inputs form the user) then im using my class "Promedio" to create a new object and trying to set the values of the List to the fields of my class, like this: Promedios promedio = new() { C1 = Convert.ToDecimal(values[0]), C2 = Convert.ToDecimal(values[1]), Leaf = Convert.ToDecimal(values[2]), Stpl = Convert.ToDecimal(values[3]), Mic = Convert.ToDecimal(values[4]) } but instead of returning decimal values, it returns items like this: values[0] = "1.2367" and C1 ends up being: 12376 I tried several solutions but I dont know what else to do, please help

[@SoulReaper7x]

That's strange, I tried it out for myself and didn't have any problems with it. Sorry if I'm wrong but I'm assuming promedio means Average? If so, here's what I did: static void Average() { List values = new List() {"43.47", "75.23", "95.94", "13.26", "94.06"}; float C1 = Convert.ToSingle(values[0]), C2 = Convert.ToSingle(values[1]), Leaf = Convert.ToSingle(values[2]), Stpl = Convert.ToSingle(values[3]), Mic = Convert.ToSingle(values[4]); Console.WriteLine((C1 + C2 + Leaf + Stpl + Mic) / 5); } After testing out this method, it returns me the result of 64.392006. So I wonder why it's not reading the decimal for you at all??

[@TrippleXD545]

but WHY are they different though?

[@p_lambev]

very useful, thanks!

[@fulgencejuniorlohore854]

Useful!

[@PhilippeLhermie]

Always interesting as usual... But what happened to your voice???? Where is the Castafiore??? ;)

[@tutorialsEU]

I caught a cold ;).

[@adammichael6959]

How to create a desktop clock(widget) in C# for window 10? Can you make a tutorial on that please?

[@bojohannesen4352]

Why the hell would you put background music on this type of video? Jfc!