BitConverter Class
Assembly: mscorlib (in mscorlib.dll)
The following code example illustrates the use of several BitConverter class methods.
// Example of BitConverter class methods. using System; class BitConverterDemo { public static void Main( ) { const string formatter = "{0,25}{1,30}"; double aDoubl = 0.1111111111111111111; float aSingl = 0.1111111111111111111F; long aLong = 1111111111111111111; int anInt = 1111111111; short aShort = 11111; char aChar = '*'; bool aBool = true; Console.WriteLine( "This example of methods of the BitConverter class" + "\ngenerates the following output.\n" ); Console.WriteLine( formatter, "argument", "byte array" ); Console.WriteLine( formatter, "--------", "----------" ); // Convert values to Byte arrays and display them. Console.WriteLine( formatter, aDoubl, BitConverter.ToString( BitConverter.GetBytes( aDoubl ) ) ); Console.WriteLine( formatter, aSingl, BitConverter.ToString( BitConverter.GetBytes( aSingl ) ) ); Console.WriteLine( formatter, aLong, BitConverter.ToString( BitConverter.GetBytes( aLong ) ) ); Console.WriteLine( formatter, anInt, BitConverter.ToString( BitConverter.GetBytes( anInt ) ) ); Console.WriteLine( formatter, aShort, BitConverter.ToString( BitConverter.GetBytes( aShort ) ) ); Console.WriteLine( formatter, aChar, BitConverter.ToString( BitConverter.GetBytes( aChar ) ) ); Console.WriteLine( formatter, aBool, BitConverter.ToString( BitConverter.GetBytes( aBool ) ) ); } } /* This example of methods of the BitConverter class generates the following output. argument byte array -------- ---------- 0.111111111111111 1C-C7-71-1C-C7-71-BC-3F 0.1111111 39-8E-E3-3D 1111111111111111111 C7-71-C4-2B-AB-75-6B-0F 1111111111 C7-35-3A-42 11111 67-2B * 2A-00 True 01 */
// Example of BitConverter class methods.
import System.*;
class BitConverterDemo
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
final System.String formatter = "{0,25}{1,30}";
double aDoubl = 0.1111111111111111111;
float aSingl = 0.1111111111111111111F;
long aLong = 1111111111111111111L;
int anInt = 1111111111;
short aShort = 11111;
char aChar = '*';
boolean aBool = true;
Console.WriteLine(("This example of methods of the BitConverter class"
+ "\ngenerates the following output.\n"));
Console.WriteLine(formatter, "argument", "byte array");
Console.WriteLine(formatter, "--------", "----------");
// Convert values to Byte arrays and display them.
Console.WriteLine(formatter, (System.Double)aDoubl,
BitConverter.ToString(BitConverter.GetBytes(aDoubl)));
Console.WriteLine(formatter, (System.Single)aSingl,
BitConverter.ToString(BitConverter.GetBytes(aSingl)));
Console.WriteLine(formatter, (Int64)aLong,
BitConverter.ToString(BitConverter.GetBytes(aLong)));
Console.WriteLine(formatter, (Int32)anInt,
BitConverter.ToString(BitConverter.GetBytes(anInt)));
Console.WriteLine(formatter, (Int16)aShort,
BitConverter.ToString(BitConverter.GetBytes(aShort)));
Console.WriteLine(formatter, (System.Char)aChar,
BitConverter.ToString(BitConverter.GetBytes(aChar)));
Console.WriteLine(formatter, (System.Boolean)aBool,
BitConverter.ToString(BitConverter.GetBytes(aBool)));
} //main
} //BitConverterDemo
/*
This example of methods of the BitConverter class
generates the following output.
argument byte array
-------- ----------
0.111111111111111 1C-C7-71-1C-C7-71-BC-3F
0.1111111 39-8E-E3-3D
1111111111111111111 C7-71-C4-2B-AB-75-6B-0F
1111111111 C7-35-3A-42
11111 67-2B
* 2A-00
True 01
*/
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