retrieve text between every two words from large string

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How can I retrieve text from every two words from large string into array.
for example:

blablabla

first

blablabla

second

blablablablablabla

third

blablablablablabla

the output i want to get:
str[0]="first"
str[1]="second"
str[2]="third"

?

Posted 21-Sep-11 7:26am

komissar2007

Updated 21-Sep-11 21:47pm

Dalek Dave

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Dalek Dave 22-Sep-11 3:48am

Edited for Readability and Grammar.

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Pradeep Shukla · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-21T07:54:00

Solution 1

You can create an array from the string using a delimiter either comma(,) or blank space and then use a loop to iterate through them and print the elements skipping every second item from the array:

C#

String[] MyArray= SampleString.Split(',');
for (i=0;i<=MyArray.Length ,i=i+2)
{
Console.WritleLine(MyArray[i].ToString());
}

Posted 21-Sep-11 7:54am

Pradeep Shukla

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Dalek Dave 22-Sep-11 3:48am

Spot on!