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How to convert DWORD to Hex
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In C#, you can convert a DWORD
value to its hexadecimal representation using the ToString
method with the appropriate format specifier. Here's an example:
csharpuint dwordValue = 12345; // Replace with your DWORD value
string hexValue = dwordValue.ToString("X"); // Convert to hexadecimal string
Console.WriteLine(hexValue); // Output: "3039" (hexadecimal representation of 12345)
In the above code, ToString("X")
is used to convert the dwordValue
to its hexadecimal representation. The "X"
format specifier indicates that the output should be in uppercase hexadecimal format. If you prefer lowercase letters for the hexadecimal representation, you can use "x"
instead.
Note that the DWORD
type in C# is equivalent to uint
(unsigned integer) and represents a 32-bit unsigned integer. Make sure to replace dwordValue
with your actual DWORD
value when applying this code snippet.