Re: Newbie question on string operators in C#

If, say, s[i] evaluates to 'F', then how does C# treat (int) ('F' - 'A')?
Does it simply convert the two characters into their ASCII numbers,
thereby evaluating it to 5?

It would really only take a few seconds to do something like this

char a = 'A';
char f = 'F';

console.WriteLine("F - A = " + (f - a));


Pete


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