Can anyone help with a little code i want to make array which first index will have first word of textbox text:
array[0] first word of text array[1] second word of text
can anyone help me?
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6Have you tried anything on this? I could write the function for you, but I don't think that would really help you. Help us help you!Tim– Tim2013-07-12 14:40:54 +00:00Commented Jul 12, 2013 at 14:40
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string str = "Hello Word Hello" ;
var strarray = str.Split(' ') ;
You can replace the str with TextBox.Text...
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The Dark Knight
thanks guys now how i can see result on label? i mean i have 2 labels and i want to make next: on first label text i want to type first word on second label second word
Use the Split method of the string type.
It will split your string by a character specification to a string array (string[]).
For example:
textBox1.Text = "The world is full of fools";
string[] words = textBox1.Text.Split(' ');
foreach(string word in words)
{
//iterate your words here
}
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Tim
Did you downvote him for using the same variable names in a one-liner piece of throwaway example code??
Yair Nevet
@SirajMansour No one has ownership of any code and I can't see that you wrote my code.
If they are seperated by spaces :
var MyArray = MyTextBox.Text.Split(' ');
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There's a very simple way of doing this:
string text = "some text sample";
List<string> ltext = text.Split(' ').ToList();
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U can use the split method,it gets a string array back,you need to pass a char array with the characters to split upon:
string[] str = textBox1.Text.Split(new char[] { ' ', ',', ':', ';', '.' });
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use .Split() method like this:
var array = textboxText.Split(' ');
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@Alexy the split function returns a string[] no need for the .ToArray() in the end
terrybozzio
and no need for var either :) --best practices:if you know you need an int just declare an int as if you know you need(or that you will get and string[])just declare string[].
Oleksii Aza
@SirajMansour I agree with you