System.Convert.ToSingle (), (1.5) vs (1,5)

Question

I am writing a C # program to convert model formats. The model format has numbers in the form of text, such as "-0.136222".

I can use System.Convert.ToSingle () to convert this number to a floating point number. But here in Germany, we use commas as decimal points (-0.136222), and System.Convert chooses this. Now I have a problem of not recognizing decimal points, since it expects commas.

In a nutshell; We have the following: "-0.136222" We get the following: -0136222.0f because it expects this: "-0.136222"

Can I tell the system to recognize commas as decimal points only for my program? Work around will not work, because it must be portable (to other countries).

Answer 1

Use Single.Parse () instead, for example:

Single.Parse("-0.136222", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);

InvariantCulture is a way to tell a parser to a string, ignoring individual decimal separators and grouping separators.

Answer 2

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