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In the last chapter you learned how to use two tools to revise your rst drafts By adding speci city with numbers, facts, statistics, and examples, you increased your communications credibility and your readers comprehension By using the FURY principle, you selected the most appropriate words and phrases for your communications when you determined whether your choices were Familiar or Unique, if they would add Richness, or if they were Your favorites In this chapter we discuss four sure re tactics to improve your writing and learn easy-to-remember techniques to implement them Discovering how to recognize that your communications will be improved by these four tactics will help you avoid extra revision; understanding how to correct aws when they occur will help you polish your communications quickly and easily The four tactics help ensure that your writing is: 1 2 3 4 concise clear positive parallel

Method public static long DoubleToInt64Bits(double value) public static byte[ ] GetBytes(bool value) public static byte[ ] GetBytes(char value) public static byte[ ] GetBytes(double value) public static byte[ ] GetBytes(float value) public static byte[ ] GetBytes(int value) public static byte[ ] GetBytes(long value) public static byte[ ] GetBytes(short value) public static byte[ ] GetBytes(uint value) public static byte[ ] GetBytes(ulong value) public static byte[ ] GetBytes(ushort value) public static double Int64BitsToDouble(long value) public static bool ToBoolean(byte[ ] value, int startIndex) public static char ToChar(byte[ ] value, int startIndex) public static double ToDouble(byte[ ] value, int startIndex)

Meaning Converts value into a long integer and returns the result Converts value into a 1-byte array and returns the result Converts value into a 2-byte array and returns the result Converts value into an 8-byte array and returns the result Converts value into a 4-byte array and returns the result Converts value into a 4-byte array and returns the result Converts value into an 8-byte array and returns the result Converts value into a 2-byte array and returns the result Converts value into a 4-byte array and returns the result Converts value into an 8-byte array and returns the result Converts value into a 2-byte array and returns the result Converts value into a double value and returns the result Converts the byte at value[startIndex] into its bool equivalent and returns the result A non-zero value is converted to true; zero is converted to false Converts two bytes starting at value[startIndex] into its char equivalent and returns the result Converts eight bytes starting at value[startIndex] into its double equivalent and returns the result

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Method public static short ToInt16(byte[ ] value, int startIndex) public static int ToInt32(byte[ ] value, int startIndex) public static long ToInt64(byte[ ] value, int startIndex) public static float ToSingle(byte[ ] value, int startIndex) public static string ToString(byte[ ] value) public static string ToString(byte[ ] value, int startIndex) public static string ToString(byte[ ] value, int startIndex, int length) public static ushort ToUInt16(byte[ ] value, int startIndex) public static uint ToUInt32(byte[ ] value, int startIndex) public static ulong ToUInt64(byte[ ] value, int startIndex)

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Meaning Converts two bytes starting at value[startIndex] into its short equivalent and returns the result Converts four bytes starting at value[startIndex] into its int equivalent and returns the result Converts eight bytes starting at value[startIndex] into its long equivalent and returns the result Converts four bytes starting at value[startIndex] into its float equivalent and returns the result

Sometimes we have occasion to evaluate a doubly infinite integral We do so by breaking the integral up into two separate improper integrals, each of which can be evaluated with just one limit

Converts the bytes in value into a string The string contains the hexadecimal values associated with the bytes, separated by hyphens Converts the bytes in value, beginning at value[startIndex], into a string The string contains the hexadecimal values associated with the bytes, separated by hyphens Converts the bytes in value, beginning at value[startIndex] and running for length bytes, into a string The string contains the hexadecimal values associated with the bytes, separated by hyphens Converts two bytes starting at value[startIndex] into its ushort equivalent and returns the result Converts four bytes starting at value[startIndex] into its uint equivalent and returns the result Converts eight bytes starting at value[startIndex] into its ulong equivalent and returns the result

Methods De ned by BitConverter (continued)

All of these statements are action oriented; you want your boss to do something in this example, to tell, ask, or congratulate Knowing the action you seek makes the entire writing process easier Sometimes you desire an action objective that aims to avoid a negative consequence In this example, when you ask yourself, Why do I care about updating my boss you may respond: