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Meaning Returns true if c is a whitespace character, such as a space or tab Otherwise, returns false Returns true if s[index] is a whitespace character, such as a space or tab Otherwise, returns false Returns the char equivalent of the character in s If s contains more than one character, a FormatException is thrown Returns the lowercase equivalent of c if c is an uppercase letter Otherwise, c is returned unchanged Returns the lowercase equivalent of c if c is an uppercase letter Otherwise, c is returned unchanged The conversion is handled in accordance with the specified cultural information CultureInfo is a class defined in SystemGlobalization Returns the lowercase version of c independently of the cultural settings Returns the string representation of the value of the invoking Char Returns the string representation of c Returns the string representation of the invoking Char using the specified culture information Returns the uppercase equivalent of c if c is a lowercase letter Otherwise, c is returned unchanged Returns the uppercase equivalent of c if c is a lowercase letter Otherwise, c is returned unchanged The conversion is handled in accordance with the specified cultural information CultureInfo is a class defined in SystemGlobalization Returns the uppercase version of c independently of the cultural settings Attempts to convert the character in s into its char equivalent If successful, the value is stored in result and true is returned If s contains more than one character, false is returned This differs from Parse( ), which throws an exception on failure

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public static char ToLowerInvariant(char c) public override string ToString( ) public static string ToString(char c) public string ToString(IFormatProvider provider) public static char ToUpper(char c) public static char ToUpper(char c, CultureInfo culture)

public static char ToUpperInvariant(char c) public static bool TryParse(string s, out char result)

TABLE 21-9

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Methods De ned by Char (continued)

Here is a program that demonstrates several of the methods defined by Char:

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// Demonstrate several Char methods using System; using SystemGlobalization; class CharDemo { static void Main() { string str = "This is a test $23"; int i;

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for(i=0; i < strLength; i++) { ConsoleWrite(str[i] + " is"); if(CharIsDigit(str[i])) ConsoleWrite(" digit"); if(CharIsLetter(str[i])) ConsoleWrite(" letter"); if(CharIsLower(str[i])) ConsoleWrite(" lowercase"); if(CharIsUpper(str[i])) ConsoleWrite(" uppercase"); if(CharIsSymbol(str[i])) ConsoleWrite(" symbol"); if(CharIsSeparator(str[i])) ConsoleWrite(" separator"); if(CharIsWhiteSpace(str[i])) ConsoleWrite(" whitespace"); if(CharIsPunctuation(str[i])) ConsoleWrite(" punctuation"); ConsoleWriteLine(); } ConsoleWriteLine("Original: " + str); // Convert to uppercase string newstr = ""; for(i=0; i < strLength; i++) newstr += CharToUpper(str[i], CultureInfoCurrentCulture); ConsoleWriteLine("Uppercased: " + newstr); } }

The output is shown here:

T h i s i s a t e s t $ is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is letter uppercase letter lowercase letter lowercase letter lowercase separator whitespace letter lowercase letter lowercase separator whitespace letter lowercase separator whitespace letter lowercase letter lowercase letter lowercase letter lowercase punctuation separator whitespace symbol

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Part II:

The Boolean structure supports the bool data type The methods defined by Boolean are shown in Table 21-10 It defines these fields: public static readonly string FalseString public static readonly string TrueString These contain the human-readable forms of true and false For example, if you output FalseString using a call to WriteLine( ), the string False is displayed Boolean implements the following interfaces: IComparable, IComparable<bool>, IConvertible, and IEquatable<bool>