The value "1234" is a string, you need to treat it as a number - to add 1, giving 1235.

The language will automatically convert the string to an integer as required.

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The value "1234" is a string, you need to treat it as a number - to add 1, giving 1235.

You can use the functions int and float to convert to integers or floating point numbers.

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The value "1234" is a string, you need to treat it as a number - to add 1, giving 1235.

The first example uses the function atoi (ASCII to integer), it works on the char [] or "C String" structure.

The to convert stdlib strings you can use the >> operator on stringstream class

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The value "1234" is a string, you need to treat it as a number - to add 1, giving 1235.

The static method Integer.parseInt will do the trick

There is a danger that the string does not represent a valid number in which case an exception will be raised.

There are plenty of similar routines such as: Float.parseFloat Long.parseLong Double.parseDouble Boolean.parseBoolean

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The value "1234" is a string, you need to treat it as a number - to add 1, giving 1235.

The static method int.Parse will an integer from a string

There is a danger that the string does not represent a valid number in which case an exception will be raised.

The class Convert may also be used for parsing strings.

Other Parse methods are available with the other base types: float.Parse long.Parse double.Parse bool.Parse

Other Convert methods include Convert.ToInt32 Convert.ToInt64 Convert.ToBoolean Convert.ToSingle Convert.ToDouble

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The value "1234" is a string, you need to treat it as a number - to add 1, giving 1235.

The language will automatically convert the string to an integer as required.

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The value "1234" is a string, you need to treat it as a number - to add 1, giving 1235.

You can use String methods to_i or to_f to convert to integers or floating point numbers.

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