Converting string to an int
hi,
is there anyway i can easily convert a string into a long int.
I have an id string which consists of 11 characters, the first 3 are used to identify the type. the last 8 are numbers that need to go in a sequence.
Eg, 44400000001, next would be 44400000002 and so on.
i can break the string into two, but when i convert the last part into an int it does not keep the 0s. i need the length of this int to remain 8.
thanks
Shazan
Edited by: shazan on Apr 24, 2008 11:27 AM
shazan wrote:
...but when i convert the last part into an int it does not keep the 0s. i need the length of this int to remain 8.
How do you mean, keep the zeros?
int is short for integer, it doesn't have length as in number of characters...
What about keeping the last part as String as well and converting it inside the calculations (or whatever you're doing)... or maybe convert it and do what you're doing and then convert it back to String with padded zeros?
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