count particular character in string in vb.net

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Hello friends,
Can anyone help me for the following
Consider following string

AA,BB,CC,DD

I'm trying to get those values in string array as below

AA
BB
CC
DD

Any idea how to go about it.

Thanks in Advance

Posted 15-Mar-11 3:23am

dhage.prashant01

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-15T03:28:00

Solution 1

Now what exactly does the title of your question have to do with the body of your question? Given that the body of your question holds the most relevant information I dare say you want to split a string in to separate tokens using the comma as a separator. Please have a look into the String.Split[^] method which yields a String array and has several convenient overloads.

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Posted 15-Mar-11 3:28am

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

Updated 15-Mar-11 9:14am

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Comments

Albin Abel 15-Mar-11 9:30am

String split is all what Op need. My 5

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 15-Mar-11 9:31am

Thanks!

Albin Abel 15-Mar-11 9:32am

Title and content mismatching might be due to some misunderstanding as he may thought need to count the position of those commas.

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 15-Mar-11 9:36am

Or he wanted to count the word occurrences!

fjdiewornncalwe 15-Mar-11 9:34am

Looks like someone is doing a simple homework assignment or writing a test with access to the internet. :) String.Split is the answer... +5

Kschuler 15-Mar-11 10:03am

I think the question had "count" in the title because he knew the split would occur every 3 characters. String.Split is much nicer. Good answer.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Mar-11 21:28pm

You answered to "contradictory paragraps" one-by-one, no matter which question is the "real" one, a 5.
--SA

dhage.prashant01 16-Mar-11 0:58am

Basically i want to count no of occurrence of ',', that count I will use it as range for string array. Later i want to feed data in array as above mentioned.
AA
BB
CC
DD

M trying to create dynamic controls. For example checkbox, CountOf(,)+1 will give no of checkbox to appear on form and the checkbox test will be data store in string array.

Espen Harlinn 17-Mar-11 10:13am

Nice reply, 5ed!