c# - What does char 160 mean in my source code? -
I am formatting numbers in the string using the following format string: ########################################## # # Back in some sort of strings like these numbers (1 234 567) 1234567 I am trying to snatch empty characters, but found that
value = value.Replace ("", "");
For some reason and string 1 234 567. After looking at the string I found that
value is [1] 160.
I was wondering what is the value of 160?
The answer is to see - where you will find; It shows that U + 00A (160 according to your title, not according to body 167) is a non-breaking space.
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