split the string to get end string

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My string is
string1--->string2--->string3--->string4--->string5

how to get the string "string1--->string2--->string3--->string" only

Posted 3-Aug-11 22:27pm

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Here[^] is a link about string manipulation in C#. By the time you understand the concept, I'm sure you'll figure out what method to use. Good luck.

Posted 3-Aug-11 22:34pm

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Suresh Suthar · Accepted Answer · 2011-08-03T22:34:00

Its not a good question to ask here. You should learn about C# or VB.Net string manipulation. There are many ways to achieve this.

BTW here is one

C#

string str="string1--->string2--->string3--->string4--->string5";
str.Substring(1, str.LastIndexOf(">") - 5);

Posted 3-Aug-11 22:34pm

Comments

Espen Harlinn 4-Aug-11 4:36am

Nice and simple, my 5

Suresh Suthar 4-Aug-11 4:40am

Thanks Espen.

Tech Code Freak 4-Aug-11 6:51am

my 5 too!

Suresh Suthar 4-Aug-11 6:56am

Thanks.