C# any method recognizing the number base?

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C# any method recognizing the number base?



I am not asking: "how to convert string to the integer knowing the base"



Quick question



I wrote my own one but just wondering if there is a method converting from the c# syntax string literal (ie "0x34", "0b101010" or "5675676") to the integer, automatically detecting the base. I have not found any, and I had to write my own one.



It is not the dupe as I am looking for the method which will automatically recognize the base (if it has the correct C# syntax of course). If I have to - there is no difference in writing the own one.



examples:



"0b1101010" - will convert it as 2 base string



"0x5454335" - will convert it as 16 base string



"34535534" - will convert it using 10 base string





string binary = Convert.ToString(5, 2); // convert 5 to its binary representation
– Matěj Štágl
Aug 10 at 12:14





As far a I know you need to manually handle each case
– harold
Aug 10 at 12:21





@harold I wrote the function as I have not found any, but I am just curious is any "standard" exists.
– P__J__
Aug 10 at 12:23





My understanding of the question is that he wants the actual number represented regardless of what base/format it's in. The .Net framework lacks any built in way to do this so it'd have to be done manually.
– PhonicUK
Aug 10 at 12:27





@MirjalalTalishinski Thank you very much, but I do not need it. I wrote (before asking) my own method. But was just curious if there is a "standard" one.
– P__J__
Aug 10 at 14:04









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