Convert.ToDouble question. I've bought a C# book which teaches me to convert my input to a double like this: Code: double number; number = Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine()); When I enter something like 10.12 it gives me an error and accuses me for entering info of the wrong type.I use Visual C# 2005 Express.his is a discussion on Convert.ToDouble question within the C# Programming forums, part of the General Programming Boards category; I've bought a C# book which teaches me to convert my input to a double like this: Code: double number; ... 05-15-2006 #1.
When a glucose screening is done. The glucose screen is usually done between week 24 of pregnancy and week 28 of pregnancy. Some practitioners may test earlier if you're at higher risk for the disorder, including if you're obese, 35 or older, have a family history of diabetes or had gestational diabetes in a previous pregnancy.
In fact, only about a third of women who test positive on the glucose screen actually have the condition. If you test positive on the screening, you'll need to take the glucose tolerance test (GTT) â a longer, more definitive test that tells you for sure whether you have gestational diabetes. Your practitioner may want you to be screened earlier than 24 weeks if a routine urine test shows a lot of sugar in your urine or if you're considered high risk.