Part 57 C# Tutorial Why should you override ToString Method

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c# class override tostring
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thank you soooo much. Many times I have tried to call a method with the ToString method

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Sir why we not use C1.FirstName.toString()

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[@manishkishore4912]

thanks for the videos. i have a program like static void Main(String[]agrs) { char i='A'; int j=i; console.WriteLine(j.ToString()); } and the answer is 65. please tell me how it comes

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Because char 'A' is a number 65(his numerical representation) in the ASCII TABLE, when you convert it to integer, it shows it to you You can check here -> www.asciitable.com/ I was wondering the same :)) Hope it helps! Goodluck!

[@vishalaggarwal1299]

Any difference between convert.toString() and toString() method ?

[@kiranhyde]

How is the Convert.ToString(C1); calling the ToString method of the Customer class which is taking no parameters?

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Try zooming in to make your code visible to viewers

[@AdamRoss30]

Why wouldn't you just make another method that does the same thing but with a different name and then just use toString() when you need to get a string from a primitive? public string getName() {return this.LastName + ", " + this.FirstName;} This seems to make more sense to me and it's more descriptive. Any particular reason to do it your way?

[@kylekastilahn]

My first thought was familiarity, but actually this can be combined with other posters question(s), other methods/libraries might make use of ToString like Convert.ToString, so if it's not overridden,those other methods that use the base ToString will still output the not as useful namespace.class format.

[@nys8260]

because when you override toString() you can say Console.WriteLine(customrObject) without sat customerObject.ToString() and it will print the information for you

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