Pro EP 72 : Difference b/w Int.Parese and Int.TryParse in C#

Difference b/w Int.Parse and Int.TryParse in C# ?

Both are used to convert a string input into integer. Let’s see some difference:

🔹 Int.Parse
- It throws Format Exception for invalid input
- Requires a try-catch block for error handling
- Use it when you’re certain about the input’s validity
- Slightly less efficient when dealing with invalid input

🔹 Int.TryParse
- It handles invalid input
- No exception for invalid inputs
- It returns a bool value if conversion was successful
- Converted value is stored in out parameter without exception
- Ideal for situations where value may not be valid always

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