How to convert a character to its relevant integer in ASCII or unicode in C#?

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I have a problem in C#. How to convert a character to its ASCII/Unicode equivalent in c#?Thanks for the patient hearing and very sorry for the nuisance caused.

What I have tried:

I tried Convert.ToChar(). But unfortunately it is not working properly.

Posted 7-Aug-18 2:03am

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Updated 7-Aug-18 2:33am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2018-08-07T02:33:00

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How to convert a character to its ASCII/Unicode equivalent in c#?

A char type in C# is a Unicode character already - C# is all Uncode, with 16 bit wide characters.

If you mean an integer number to a char then just cast it:

C#

char a = (char) 97;
char A = (char) 65;

Posted 7-Aug-18 2:33am

OriginalGriff