
How to Perform User Defined Conversions Between Structures (Struct)?When dealing
with data types in C#, you might have to perform type conversions. You
do it using explicit casting or implicit casting. For example converting
from integer to double is an example of implicit casting and the vice
versa conversion from double to integer requires explicit casting.
struct sampleStruct1
{ Output
of this example will be: struct2Obj
contains 525 In this example,
you have two structures namely sampleStruct1 and sampleStruct2. In both
the structures, you perform user defined conversions to do the following: To
implicitly cast an integer to the structure using the method sampleStruct1(int
data), sampleStruct2(int data). By doing so, you can directly assign integer
values to these structure instances. Hence the statement struct1Obj =
525 in Main method of testClass is legal. Because of this statement, the
value 525 is set as member1 in the structure sample1Struct. To
implicitly cast sampleStruct2 instance to sampleStruct1 instance using
the method sampleStruct1(sampleStruct2 struct2Obj). By defining this method,
you can directly assign sample2Struct object to sample1Struct object as:
struct1Obj = struct2Obj To
explicitly cast structure to integer using the methods int(sampleStruct1
struct1Obj) and int(sampleStruct2 struct2Obj). Hence when you assign struct1Obj
to integer or struct2Obj to integer, you have to cast them using (int)
as shown in the Main method of testClass
_______________________________________________________________________
FREE
Subscription
Subscribe
to our mailing list and receive new articles Note
: We never rent, trade, or sell my email lists to Visit
.NET Programming Tutorial Homepage ______________________________________________________ |