Use the CultureInfo class to format values based on a culture. See below for an example: public static void Main() { decimal inputValue = 233; CultureInfo currentCulture = new CultureInfo(“en-US”);
See how to use this function in C# to discover how many more days are left in a given countdown. DateTime startDate = DateTime.Now;DateTime endDate = DateTime.Now.AddDays(-1);TimeSpan t = startDate
Please see below for an example of how to convert a date time to ISO 8601 format. string isoFormatDateString = dateTimeObject.ToUniversalTime().ToString(“s”) + “Z”;
See below for a short function that validates a given IP address: public static Boolean ValidateIP(string inputIP){var ipParts = inputIP.Split(‘.’);return Int32.Parse(ipParts [0]) < 256 &&Int32.Parse(ipParts [1]) < 256&Int32.Parse(ipParts [2]) <
When you create a new HTML element, you may want to keep its reference and later add a few more properties to it in the script. Just store it in
The .NET System.Globalizaton’s NumberStyles has a parameter called AllowHexSpecifier that helps us to replace a hexString with RGB color. public static Color HexToColor(string hexString){ //replace # occurences if (hexString.IndexOf(‘#’) !=
To change the date format in C#, just use the ToUniverstalTime and the overload formatting as below: String isoFormat = inputDateTime.ToUniversalTime().ToString(“s”) + “Z”;
We can use the GetDistinaceTo?method of the GetCoordinates?class to determine the distance between two coordinates in C#. See below for an example: Using System.Device.Location;//double distance = 0.0;var aCoordinate = new
Elements that are added after initial page load through an DOM action do not have event handlers attached to them. We can use the live event handler to attach the