Public Overrides Function ToString()
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ToString() gives the textual respresentation of the object. This means with numbers that, for example, number 3 gets displayd as string "3".
ToString() also accepts format string as a parameter and this gives the full power of it. For example -123.ToString("X") returns hexadecimal representation of the number (=FFFFFF85).
You can read more about string formsts from the MSDN documentation.
Since it's overridable method you can have your own implementation of it in your own class.
ToString() also accepts format string as a parameter and this gives the full power of it. For example -123.ToString("X") returns hexadecimal representation of the number (=FFFFFF85).
You can read more about string formsts from the MSDN documentation.
Since it's overridable method you can have your own implementation of it in your own class.
Teme64 @ Windows Developer Blog
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