I have one Windows application that has a text box in it. When I enter the amount in a text box, it converts it into words in another text box with a name txtrupees. Sum The maximum length of the text field is set to 11 places in the last three places .00.
My problem now, when I enter the amount with .00, it works fine. But if I enter 11 places, it will give the following error:
System.OverflowException error in mscorlib.dll The value was too large or too small for the following Int32.tried code.
How can I prevent such an error?
private void txtamount_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (txtamount.Text != string.Empty)
{
string[] amount = txtamount.Text.Split('.');
if (amount.Length == 2)
{
int rs, ps;
int.TryParse(amount[0], out rs);
int.TryParse(amount[1], out ps);
string rupees = words(rs);
string paises = words(ps);
txtrupees.Text = rupees + " rupees and " + paises + " paisa only ";
}
else if (amount.Length == 1)
{
string rupees = words(Convert.ToInt32(amount[0]));
txtrupees.Text = rupees + " rupees only";
}
}
}
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