Does it work like this?
Hi i asked this question before and forgot the answer:
in this code
i notice Tostring has different drop down menus when applying it to a object when i apply it to the datetime Today object it shows date formats when i apply it to the quanity object it shows almost a list of 100 things. How can the toString method be able to do different things as in different drop down menus each i guess different overload? or something i also notice on ms docs that tostring is used in more then one i also notice that Tostring is accessible by (by accessible i mean able to be applied) date time int32 i can see why int32 might use it. if the functionality of ToString is to convert user input like lets say numbers (ints) to strings how can it be used to do other things? I hope this question makes sence (its late and im sleepy have a hard time forming my question sorry!)
in this code
i notice Tostring has different drop down menus when applying it to a object when i apply it to the datetime Today object it shows date formats when i apply it to the quanity object it shows almost a list of 100 things. How can the toString method be able to do different things as in different drop down menus each i guess different overload? or something i also notice on ms docs that tostring is used in more then one i also notice that Tostring is accessible by (by accessible i mean able to be applied) date time int32 i can see why int32 might use it. if the functionality of ToString is to convert user input like lets say numbers (ints) to strings how can it be used to do other things? I hope this question makes sence (its late and im sleepy have a hard time forming my question sorry!)
