What's wrong with my code? String Insert Method

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if (s[1].Length > 6)
{
    s[1].Insert(6, " ");
    string[] a = s[1].Split(' ');
    sales = sales + " " + a[0];
}

Posted 14-Feb-13 22:53pm

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Chris Reynolds (UK) 15-Feb-13 4:56am

What do you expect the code to do? Are you seeing an error or an unexpected result?

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Fredrik Bornander · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-14T22:58:00

It looks like you're trying to take the first 6 characters from s[1].
If that is the case then something like this might work for you;

C#

if (s[1].Length > 6)
{
  sales = sales + " " + s[1].SubString(0, 6);
}

Hope this helps,
Fredrik

Posted 14-Feb-13 22:58pm

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carm_ella 15-Feb-13 5:00am

thank u! :)

Fredrik Bornander 15-Feb-13 5:05am

Glad I could help.