c# - Why does double.TryParse("6E02", out tempDouble) return true? -


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It took me a day's time to find out if the problem is true for a string value that is a statement from .

We are parsing to check whether the price is a number or string or not. I came to know that this statement is used and when the string value comes as 6E02, the statement is the correct return that it is a double value

  double-temp. Variant = "6E02" result = double.TryParse (Val, outside floating)  

How can I resolve this result (number) false for wire like E0 (back The number to go)

I believe in checking the first text if I have E0 in it and if it only makes a false return, but this or another put in the method, Is there a better way of changing the method with the maintenance?

  • NumberStyles.AllowThousands

NumberStyles.Float, which is an alias for the following combinations ::

  • Uses the following flag from the NumberStyles.AllowLeadingWhite defaults
  • NumberStyles.AllowTrailingWhite
  • NumberStyles.AllowLeadingSign
  • NumberStyles.AllowDecimalPoint
  • NumberStyles.AllowExponent

You only need to You can use to specify a sub-group. Specifically, you want to delete (at least) allow exponent flag.


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