How to Convert a String into Float without using any built-
in library of .NET
String = "1235.45" needs to converted to a float
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Answer / j.d.babu
We can Directly Assign String To the Double Object
Dim Str As String = "1235.45"
Dim Ifloat As Double = Str
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Answer / lince
string str = "555.67";
double a;
a=Convert.ToDouble (str);
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