How can get biginteger value directly with my own class?

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I want create my biginteger class. But i can't get my biginteger value directly. What can i do?

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Imports System.Numerics

Public Class myBig

    Private Property _Biginteger As BigInteger

    Public Property Biginteger
        Get
            Return _Biginteger
        End Get
        Set(value)
            _Biginteger = value
        End Set
    End Property

    Public Sub New(Bytes As Byte())
        Biginteger = New BigInteger(Bytes)
    End Sub

End Class

Posted 19-Oct-18 5:39am

gacar

Updated 19-Oct-18 5:52am

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2018-10-19T05:53:00

Solution 1

The Biginteger property is part of your myBig class: To access it, you need to use the name of the property:

VB

Dim Big2 As New myBig(Bytes)
Dim bi As BigInteger = Big2.Biginteger

To view it in the debugger, click the little arrow to the left of the variable name.

Posted 19-Oct-18 5:53am

OriginalGriff

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gacar 19-Oct-18 12:00pm

Thanks for solution. Yes i know this but i want use mybig class like as biginteger class. Cannot posible this? E.g, inherit biginteger class into my class.

OriginalGriff 19-Oct-18 12:08pm

No - BigInteger is not a class, it's a struct - and they are automatically sealed (c# term) or NotInheritable (VB term) so you cannot inherit from it. Encapsulation is your only route!

gacar 19-Oct-18 12:14pm

Understand. Thanks.

OriginalGriff 19-Oct-18 12:15pm

You're welcome!