How would you validate integer input without using exceptions for an expected invalid value?
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Use Integer.TryParse to attempt conversion and check its Boolean result before using the output. Invalid text and values outside the Integer range retu False instead of requiring an exception-driven branch. Add separate business validation, such as requiring a positive age, because successful parsing only establishes a representable integer. Specify culture and number-style rules when the input format requires them. Keep the original input available for a useful error message without inserting it into unsafe HTML or logs containing sensitive content.
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