Append Single data type values to a StringBuilder object. : Single « Data Types « VB.Net






  1. VB.Net
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  3. Single

Append Single data type values to a StringBuilder object.

   

Imports System.Text

Class Sample
   Public Shared Sub Main()
      Dim sb As New StringBuilder()
      
      Dim xSingle As Single = 6.6F
      sb = sb.Append(xSingle)

      Dim str As [String] = sb.ToString()
      Console.WriteLine("The appended string is:")
      Console.WriteLine(str)

   End Sub
End Class








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