C# Programming
06-09-2009, 01:51 PM
we know that there are at least two ways to convert a string to a number, let's say, int:
int.Parse('100')
convert.toInt32('100')
I also read from one book that Convert is at cost of some performance. why? does it mean that it is better to use .Parse() instead of using Convert?
thanks!
int.Parse('100')
convert.toInt32('100')
I also read from one book that Convert is at cost of some performance. why? does it mean that it is better to use .Parse() instead of using Convert?
thanks!