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Not only in .NET, but such conversion fails even in SQL Server 2005…
Can anyone tell me why ?.
Wouldn’t it be prudent to return just the integer part even in case of
Convert.ToInt32("10.2")
Better fail than return some unexpected result.
10.0and10.2are not integers. If you know that you will be dealing with floating point numbers use the corresponding data type:Also don’t forget to take the culture into account when dealing with floating point numbers as the decimal separator might not always be
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