how do I add spaces in a word?

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hwllo..
Can i add spaces in a string..?

For Eg. "CODEPROJEC" is a word and I want to replace it into "CODE PROJECT"

Posted 29-Jan-16 23:13pm

Vikas Hire

Updated 31-Jan-16 17:52pm

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Garth J Lancaster · Accepted Answer · 2016-01-29T23:25:00

Solution 1

have you tried

C#

Dim strSource As String = "CODEPROJECT"
Dim strModified As String strSource.Insert(4, " ")

?

Posted 29-Jan-16 23:25pm

Garth J Lancaster

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Richard MacCutchan 30-Jan-16 5:28am

You mean try before posting the question? ROFL.

Vikas Hire 30-Jan-16 6:14am

ok..
and if i want to add multiple spaces in string. Can I do this as same way.

eg. MHH454JH4KJ6 as MHH 454 JH 4 KJ 6
actually i want to separating Alphabets and numbers in string

Richard MacCutchan 30-Jan-16 7:38am

Yes, but you need to write the code to separate the different parts of the text. And since you are the person that knows what is required, you are best placed to do it.

Garth J Lancaster 30-Jan-16 22:37pm

that was going to be my first response, but I thought, nah, the OP just needs a little nudge - what a sucker I was .. grrrrrrr