Parsing Strings to Boolean

Simon Dufour

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If you don't need to check for other strings than True or False, then, you should use Boolean.Parse or Boolean.TryParse.// Return trueBoolean.Parse("true");// Return falseBoolean.Parse("false");// Exception.. you can prevent that from happening by using a try..catch// or using...

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Simon Dufour

Software Developer CGI

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I have a three years technical education in computer science (June 2006) and a four years bachelor's degree in Software Engineering from the École de Technologie Supérieure (August 2010). I worked as a Web Developper at the beginning of my career before being recruited as a .NET Analyst-Programer at SNC-Lavalin in Montreal. I worked there until they outsourced all development to CGI. I worked there since.

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