C# (CSharp) primitiveType Examples

Programming Language: C# (CSharp)

Class/Type: primitiveType

Examples at hotexamples.com: 5

C# PrimitiveType refers to basic data types that are used to store simple values. Some of these data types include integer (int), floating-point (float), character (char), boolean (bool), and string (string). These data types are supported by the .NET Framework and can be used in various programming contexts.

Here are some code examples that demonstrate the use of primitive types in C#:

1. Integer Example:

    int num = 10;
    Console.WriteLine(num);

This code declares an integer variable `num` and assigns the value 10 to it. The value of the variable is then printed to the console.

2. Floating-Point Example:

    float salary = 5000.50f;
    Console.WriteLine(salary);

This code declares a floating-point variable `salary` and assigns the value 5000.50 to it. The `f` suffix is added to indicate that it is a float type. The value of the variable is then printed to the console.

3. Character Example:

    char gender = 'M';
    Console.WriteLine(gender);

This code declares a character variable `gender` and assigns the value 'M' to it. The value of the variable is then printed to the console.

4. Boolean Example:

    bool isStudent = true;
    Console.WriteLine(isStudent);

This code declares a boolean variable `isStudent` and assigns the value true to it. The value of the variable is then printed to the console.

5. String Example:

    string name = "John Doe";
    Console.WriteLine(name);

This code declares a string variable `name` and assigns the value "John Doe" to it. The value of the variable is then printed to the console. These examples are part of the C# language and do not require a package library.

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Parse(2)

ToString(2)

Example #1

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File: primitiveTypeTests.cs Project: alittlehorse/HL7Application

        public void ToStringTest()
        {
            primitiveType obj = new primitiveType("ID");

            obj.Value = "MAYUE";
            Assert.AreEqual("MAYUE", obj.ToString());
        }

Example #2

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        public void ToStringTest()
        {
            primitiveType obj = new primitiveType("TS");
            string        ts  = DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyyMMddhhmmss.fff");

            obj.Parse(ts);
            Assert.AreEqual(ts, obj.Value);
        }

Example #3

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        public void primitiveTypeTest()
        {
            primitiveType obj = new primitiveType("ID");

            Assert.AreEqual("ID", obj.Name);
            obj.Value = "ABC123456";
            Assert.AreEqual("ABC123456", obj.Value);
        }

Example #4

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File: primitiveTypeTests.cs Project: overmindsusu/HL7Lib

        public void ToStringTest()
        {
            primitiveType obj = new primitiveType("TS");

            obj.Value = DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyyMMddhhmmss.fff");
            DateTime dt = DateTime.Now;

            obj.ToString();
            Assert.AreEqual(dt.ToString("yyyyMMddhhmmss.fff"), obj.Value);
        }

Example #5

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File: primitiveTypeTests.cs Project: alittlehorse/HL7Application

        public void ParseTest()
        {
            primitiveType obj = new primitiveType("TS");
            String        ts  = DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyyMMddhhmmss.fff");

            obj.Parse(ts);
            Assert.AreEqual(ts, obj.Value);
            DateTime dt = DateTime.Now;

            obj.Parse(dt.ToString("yyyy年MM月dd日hh时mm分"));

            Assert.AreEqual(dt.ToString("yyyy年MM月dd日hh时mm分"), obj.Value);
        }