The FileSize method in the Sandbox.BaseFileSystem class is used to retrieve the size of a specified file in bytes. This method is useful for determining the storage space a file occupies within the file system.
The FileSize method in the Sandbox.BaseFileSystem class is used to retrieve the size of a specified file in bytes. This method is useful for determining the storage space a file occupies within the file system.
To use the FileSize method, you need to provide the file path as a string parameter. The method will return the size of the file as a System.Int64 value, representing the number of bytes.
Ensure that the file path provided is valid and that the file exists; otherwise, the method may throw an exception or return an unexpected result.
// Example of using the FileSize method
Sandbox.BaseFileSystem fileSystem = new Sandbox.BaseFileSystem();
string filePath = "path/to/your/file.txt";
try
{
long fileSize = fileSystem.FileSize(filePath);
// Use fileSize as needed
// For example, display the file size
Console.WriteLine($"The size of the file is {fileSize} bytes.");
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
// Handle exceptions, such as file not found or access denied
Console.WriteLine($"An error occurred: {ex.Message}");
}