How do you do to get only 6 from 2006

How do you do to get only 6 from 2006

• mgalliers

  Whats wrong with:

  int lastDigit = 2006 % 100;

  
  

• chandra shekhar

  If you think 1 digit is not enough, you can always get more digits by changing the 10 in the above fragment into 100 (2 digits; 00-99) or 1000 (3 digits).
  
  
  

• levogiro

  ThE_lOtUs wrote:

  For all millenium (if it's a number) int subYear = year - ((int)(year/10)*10)

  I'm not a mind reader, but I think YoK was essentially just trying to get the sub year of the current millenium.

  Your code only works for years 1-9 in any given millnenium.

  There probably is a way to do this for any millenium, but I'm too frazzled to think about it .

  
  
  

• Michael Koster

  For all millenium (if it's a number)

  int subYear = year - ((int)(year/10)*10)

  
  
  

• codelinezero

  you can try something like this

  string sNumber = "";

  int iNumber = 0;

  DateTime dt = DateTime.Now;

  sNumber = Convert.ToString(dt.year);

  iNumber = Convert.ToInt32(sNumber.Substring(3,1));

  Hope this helps.

   

   

  
  

• above8848

  If he really does want the "last number of the year" (I assume that means "last digit of the year"), it would have to be:
  
  int lastDigit = year % 10;
  
  But if the year is in string form, it would have to be:
  
  string lastDigit = year.Substring(year.Length-1, 1);
  
  Or if you KNOW it's a 4-character year:
  
  string lastDigit = year.Substring(3, 1);
  
  
  

• GaryKnowles

  If the year is a number, you can achieve this by just subtracting 2000. This approach will work for all years in this millenium at least .

  If it's a string, you could do the following:

  int subYear = int.Parse(year) - 2000;

  
  
  
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