Split a String in two parts in C#

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string a="13,14,18,/22,23,28,"

output should be:
string C="13,14,18,"
string d="22,23,28,"

how can i do this in C#

Posted 13-Jun-13 2:01am

Member 9693918

Updated 13-Jun-13 2:08am

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[no name] 13-Jun-13 8:05am

Did you try Split?

Member 9693918 13-Jun-13 8:05am

please help me.. as soon as possible

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string a = "13,14,18,/22,23,28,";
string[] temp=a.Split('/');

string C = temp[0];
string d = temp[1];

Posted 13-Jun-13 2:10am

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_Amy · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-13T02:07:00

Solution 1

Use String.Split()[^] function to do that.

C#

string a="13,14,18,/22,23,28,";
string[] result = a.Split('/');//Now this array will contain two strings "13,14,18," and "22,23,28,". You can loop through the array and use the values.

[Edit 1]
Assign the selected value in variable

C#

string C = result[0];
string D = result[1];

--Amit

Posted 13-Jun-13 2:07am

_Amy

Updated 13-Jun-13 2:09am

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Member 9693918 13-Jun-13 8:09am

thanks

_Amy 13-Jun-13 8:10am

Welcome. :)

Prasad_Kulkarni · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-13T02:07:00

Solution 2

Try this way:

C#

string a="13,14,18,/22,23,28,"
string C = a.Split('/')[0];
string d = a.Split('/')[1];

Posted 13-Jun-13 2:07am

Prasad_Kulkarni