how to remove last char, if it is more than 9?

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Hi All,

How to remove the last character, if it is more than 9 character?
Can any one please help me on that.

Example
Question : 30112118617

Answer will be : 301121186

Posted 29-Oct-13 23:51pm

Member gok

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Thanks7872 30-Oct-13 5:53am

Help you with what? Have you tried some thing? If yes then what is the issue? Where is the code?

BillWoodruff 30-Oct-13 7:39am

This is almost the same question that this person posted yesterday:

http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/675554/how-to-get-remove-last-two-digits-if-it-11-or-12

To which he received five answers.

3 solutions

Solution 3

Me too

C#

string s = "30112118617";
int maxLength = 9;
if(s.Length > maxLength)
{
    s = s.Substring(0, maxLength);
}

Posted 30-Oct-13 1:16am

lukeer

Solution 2

this is the answer ...

C#

string S="30112118617";
      if (S.Length > 9)
      {
          int x = S.Length - 9;
          S = S.Substring(0, S.Length - x);

      }

its working ,, give me a nice accsept solution ...

Posted 29-Oct-13 23:55pm

seyed mahmud shahrokni

Updated 29-Oct-13 23:57pm

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Thomas Daniels · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-29T23:53:00

Solution 1

Try:

C#

string s = "30112118617";
if (s.Length > 9)
    s = s.Remove(9);
// now, s is 301121186

Posted 29-Oct-13 23:53pm

Thomas Daniels