J
John Smith
Hi all,
I've got this math problem... I feel a little bit silly but here it is, because it seems first year CS, but my memory fails me.
Sample Code:
Guid myGuid = new Guid("fccf281d-47bd-45c7-8f2b-a48d462d171b");
Int64 myGuidInt = BitConverter.ToInt64(myGuid.ToByteArray(),0);
this.textBox1.Text = myGuid.ToString();
this.textBox2.Text = myGuidInt.ToString();
Byte[] me = myGuid.ToByteArray();
this.textBox3.Text = "";
for (int ow = 0; ow < 16; ow++)
{
this.textBox3.Text += me[ow].ToString() + "-";
}
/*
This generates:
Int64: 5028066390298273821
ByteArray: 29-40-207-252-189-71-199-69-143-43-164-141-70-45-23-27
*/
Questions:
The math-by-hand way of doing this is how???
1. From the guid string "fccf281d-47bd-45c7-8f2b-a48d462d171b" to byte array? (Basically the internal working of ToByteArray())
2. From the byte array to Int64? (Something like (n1 * 16^0) + (n2 * 16^2) + ... maybe??)
3. Or from the guid string "fccf281d-47bd-45c7-8f2b-a48d462d171b" to it's bit representation? (01010101... all 128 of them).
Thank you much for any help you can give.
~Js.
I've got this math problem... I feel a little bit silly but here it is, because it seems first year CS, but my memory fails me.
Sample Code:
Guid myGuid = new Guid("fccf281d-47bd-45c7-8f2b-a48d462d171b");
Int64 myGuidInt = BitConverter.ToInt64(myGuid.ToByteArray(),0);
this.textBox1.Text = myGuid.ToString();
this.textBox2.Text = myGuidInt.ToString();
Byte[] me = myGuid.ToByteArray();
this.textBox3.Text = "";
for (int ow = 0; ow < 16; ow++)
{
this.textBox3.Text += me[ow].ToString() + "-";
}
/*
This generates:
Int64: 5028066390298273821
ByteArray: 29-40-207-252-189-71-199-69-143-43-164-141-70-45-23-27
*/
Questions:
The math-by-hand way of doing this is how???
1. From the guid string "fccf281d-47bd-45c7-8f2b-a48d462d171b" to byte array? (Basically the internal working of ToByteArray())
2. From the byte array to Int64? (Something like (n1 * 16^0) + (n2 * 16^2) + ... maybe??)
3. Or from the guid string "fccf281d-47bd-45c7-8f2b-a48d462d171b" to it's bit representation? (01010101... all 128 of them).
Thank you much for any help you can give.
~Js.