Ill lose to much time since i don`t have too much experience in manipulating with strings/chars.
i have
string original = "1111,2222,"This is test work")";
i need
string first = "1111";
string second = "2222";
string name = "This is test work";
C# ASP.NET
Use string.Split() - your pattern is simple (split on comma), there is no need to use a RegEx here:
var parts = original.Split(',');
first = parts[0];
second = parts[1];
name = parts[2].TrimEnd(')'); //in case you really wanted to remove that last bracket
string.Split is using a params char[] separator as input - try it out.
params char[] separator?
Use the String.Split method:
string[] values = original.Split(new Char [] {','});
This will break apart your string at every comma and return a string array containing each part. To access:
string first = values[0];
string second = values[1];
string name = values[2];