[Solved] converting String to Int in C# [closed]

Question

An integer is a single number with no decimal part, e.g., 3, 28, -76, 154, etc. You have a string, “0/5”. “0/5” doesn’t represent a number (especially as you’ve said it’s not a fraction), so it can’t be converted to an integer because it’s not the same kind of data. You’ll need to change the data type of the column you want to store it in, or store your data in a different way (e.g. store the two integers in separate columns).

Accepted Answer

An integer is a single number with no decimal part, e.g., 3, 28, -76, 154, etc. You have a string, “0/5”. “0/5” doesn’t represent a number (especially as you’ve said it’s not a fraction), so it can’t be converted to an integer because it’s not the same kind of data. You’ll need to change the data type of the column you want to store it in, or store your data in a different way (e.g. store the two integers in separate columns).