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[shikaningen]

How could it ever be that the following code should result in an IndexOutOfRange exception? I ask because that's what's happening.

[HIGHLIGHT="C#"]
number = such and such;
if(number > 9)
{
string blah = number.ToString();
byte whatever = byte.Parse(blah [ (blah.Length - 1) ] + "");
}
[/HIGHLIGHT]

I have even tried 'byte.Parse(blah[0] + "");' and even that causes an IdexOutOfRange exception to be thrown. I have tried breaking at the point of failure and analyzing the various relevant variable values and they all check out; Blah.Length = 3 and Blah = "422" when it fails.

Is this an example of heap corruption or some such? How should I go about fixing this?

I thank you for your time.

[xpnctoc]

That's messed up. Maybe you've got some bad memory or something. Your code looks fine, and I typed it into a test program using the value 422 myself. Did you ever find out what was going on?