Or you can use Integer.Parse() (or Double.Parse(), etc) at that line where you add all the numbers. Maybe add some exception around it, too, .Parse() is pretty picky and throws exceptions when it doesn't get what it wants.
You should use integer.TryParse() or decimal.TryParse() instead of handling the exception. Throwing exceptions is a very expensive process and if you have exceptions being thrown in calculations (where it can occur over and over in loops) it can bring a system to a halt depending on the amount of data.
TryParse is much better than Parse (unless you want exceptions I suppose) . My current job is in .Net 1.1, and I don't get to use TryParse, so I forgot about it. Yes, I do cry a little inside.
Or you can use Integer.Parse() (or Double.Parse(), etc) at that line where you add all the numbers. Maybe add some exception around it, too, .Parse() is pretty picky and throws exceptions when it doesn't get what it wants.
mikiurban are you saying to do decTotal = decBasePrice + decEnginePrice + decInterior + decRadio + decShippingCharge + decDealerCharge
Console.WriteLine("The total selling price for your vehicle is $" + Integer.Parse(decTotal))
I tried integer.parse() and parse.() neither worked
You should use integer.TryParse() or decimal.TryParse() instead of handling the exception. Throwing exceptions is a very expensive process and if you have exceptions being thrown in calculations (where it can occur over and over in loops) it can bring a system to a halt depending on the amount of data.
sknake i tried that and its saying "overload resolution failed because no accessible 'TryParse' accepts this number of arguments
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