In C#, we can use the GetTypeCode()
method to get the TypeCode of any object value. This method returns the TypeCode of the object that calls it. A TypeCode is used to identify the type of an object.
public TypeCode GetTypeCode ();
This method takes no parameter(s). It is only called on an object.
This method returns a TypeCode of the object that calls it.
// create a class class ObjectTypeCode { // main method static void Main() { // create decimal values decimal decimalNumberOne = 123.4m; decimal decimalNumberTwo = 34.5555m; // create integer values int integerNumberOne = 234; int integerNumberTwo = 25; // create string values string stringValueOne = "Edpresso"; string stringValueTwo = "C#"; // create boolean values bool booleanValueOne = false; bool booleanValueTwo = true; // get typecode System.Console.WriteLine(decimalNumberOne.GetTypeCode()); System.Console.WriteLine(decimalNumberTwo.GetTypeCode()); System.Console.WriteLine(integerNumberOne.GetTypeCode()); System.Console.WriteLine(integerNumberTwo.GetTypeCode()); System.Console.WriteLine(stringValueOne.GetTypeCode()); System.Console.WriteLine(stringValueTwo.GetTypeCode()); System.Console.WriteLine(booleanValueOne.GetTypeCode()); System.Console.WriteLine(booleanValueTwo.GetTypeCode()); } }
Lines 8–9: We create some decimal variables and initialize them with values.
Lines 12–13: We created some integer variables and initialize them.
Lines 16–17: We create some string variables and initialize them.
Lines 20–21: We create some Boolean variables and initialize them.
When we run the code written above, we discover that the results show the instance types of the objects we created.
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