how to seperate the digits how to get the digits before '\' and after slash seperately

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how to seperate the digits how to get the digits before '\' and after slash seperately
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private String removeCodeNumber(String covCode)
       {
           String[] cov=covCode.Split('/');
           if (cov.Length > 2)
           {
               return cov[0].ToString();
           }
           else
           {
               return covCode;
           }
       }
       private String removeCovcode(String codenbr)
       {
           String[] cov = codenbr.Split('/');
           if (cov.Length > 2)
           {
               return cov[1].ToString();
           }
           else
           {
               return codenbr;
           }
       }

example covcode is having 161\47899
now i need sepereate these two values

Posted 10-Oct-13 0:08am

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Updated 10-Oct-13 1:03am

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Tanuj Rastogi 10-Oct-13 6:16am

Could you please elaborate on what output you are expecting and how it is troubling you ?

OriginalGriff 10-Oct-13 6:22am

The code you show should (probably) do what you describe - so I don't see what problem you are having. Perhaps if you give us an example of what you are passing these two methods, what you expect to get out, and what you do get?

Matt T Heffron 11-Oct-13 13:42pm

Have you gotten a solution to this yet?

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**Azee** · Answer 1 · 2013-10-10T01:30:00

Solution 3

Hey there,

Try \\ in the Split method:

C#

covCode.Split('\\')

Let me know if it helps.

Azee...

Posted 10-Oct-13 1:30am

Azee

Stephen Hewison · Answer 2 · 2013-10-10T01:12:00

Solution 1

Your code should work.

Is your problem the direction of your slash? Your written explanation is using back-slash but your code is using forward-slash?

Posted 10-Oct-13 1:12am

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OriginalGriff 10-Oct-13 7:27am

Not a solution - this is a comment only.
Please do not post comments as solutions.

Stephen Hewison 10-Oct-13 8:01am

How have you decided this is not a solution? If the direction of the slash is the problem and me asking the question give him his answer, is this not a solution? Surely that's for the person who asked the question to decide?

Matt T Heffron · Answer 3 · 2013-10-10T07:49:00

In both methods you are checking if the result of the Split() has greater than 2 items.
(I'm also assuming that you wanted the backslash as you implied in the text of your question.)
Try:

C#

private String removeCodeNumber(String covCode)
{
  // in this case no checking of the result length is necessary!
  // if the search character isn't found then an array containing only the covCode is returned.
  return covCode.Split('\\')[0];
}

private String removeCovcode(String codenbr)
{
  String[] cov = codenbr.Split('\\');
  if (cov.Length >= 2)
  {
    return cov[1];    //.ToString(); is unnecessary, it's already a string
  }
  return codenbr;     // else is unnecessary because above return prevents "fall-thru"
}

GDdixit · Answer 4 · 2013-10-10T01:18:00

Solution 2

There is a split function in c# with the name of "Split()" and in this you can give the character behalf of which you want to split ...
note that index after spliting start from zero .. try it

Posted 10-Oct-13 1:18am

GDdixit

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OriginalGriff 10-Oct-13 7:27am

Reason for my vote of one: read the question - he is using the Split method, and correctly (probably) using the index values.

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