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The closest equivalent to the standard VB casting macros (CType
and the corresponding CInt, CStr, etc.) are calls to
the System.Convert methods if the appropriate method exists,
otherwise they are converted to the standard C# casting operator. The behavior of both the System.Convert methods
and the standard C# casting operator are subtly different from the VB casting macros
though, so you should always test the behavior of your converted C# code.
The C# equivalent to VB's DirectCast is the standard C#
casting operator.
The VB TryCast operator always converts to the C# as operator.
If you need to convert from VB.NET to C#
and you are depending on the results being reliable and accurate,
then you will want to have
Instant
C#,
the best VB.NET to C# converter.
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