I don't know how about you, but for me using int.TryParse() always feel somehow not right, resulting in an ugly three lines of code to do just one operation: int value; if (!int.TryParse(valueToParseFromString, out value) value = 0; If you are looking for cleaner code to satisfy your inner pedant you can use this one-line solution instead: int value = int.TryParse(valueToParseFromString, out value) ? value : 0; It will parse the valueToParseFromString and on success assign it to the value variable, otherwise it will return 0.
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Awesome !
This is still great, use it all the time! Only thing that's changed that can make this one-liner more elegant…
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thank you, I use this construction: .int value= int.TryParse(valueToParseFromString, out value) ? value: 0;.