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How do you return 'not uint' in C#?
Hi Everyone, I’m trying to convert the following from VB.NET to C# and I’m getting a syntax error.
VB.NET:
Dim CurrentCRC As UInt16
CurrentCRC = &HFFFF
CurrentCRC = Not CurrentCRC
C#:
UInt16 currentCRC = default(UInt16);
currentCRC = 0xFFFF;
currentCRC = !currentCRC;
The last line is giving me the syntax error of
Operator ‘!’ cannot be applied to
operand of type ‘ushort’
Any help would be appreciated!
If you’re looking for the bitwise NOT operator (i.e. the one that flips every bit in the value), use
~.!is the logical NOT operator (for boolean logic).