How to split and replace in VB.net

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vXMLStream = YYYYMM="200502" ename="RAJ" age="23" sex="Male" category="Poor" edu_qualification="BBA" community="SC" religion="HINDU" occupation="farmer" month_income="2000"

Here i splited this and to stored in an array variable. for that i tried the following. Because here i want to replace occupation="farmer" this one array position alone alone.
and finally i want to concatenate all the array indexes and stored in the vXMLStream variable.

VB

Dim sourceString As String = vXMLStream
Dim arrayOfStrings() As String = sourceString.Split(" ")
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Response.Write("<script language='javascript'>alert('The following errors have occurred:\n" + arrayOfStrings(2) + "' );</script>")

But Now once i print the data i am getting output like this:-

YYYYMM="200502"
ename="RAJ"
age="23"
sex="Male"
category="Poor"
edu_qualification="BBA"
community="SC"
religion="HINDU"
occupation="farmer"

Here i want to replace this (occupation="farmer" this is static one) finally i want to concatenate all the array indexes and stored in the vXMLStream variable.
please post solution for this post

Posted 23-Feb-12 17:41pm

rajrprk

Updated 23-Feb-12 18:54pm

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Varun Sareen 24-Feb-12 0:14am

edit for: formatting done

CRDave1988 24-Feb-12 0:33am

Please Don't Re-post Question. Improve ur question if u need more help:
http://www.codeproject.com/Answers/334067/How-to-split-this-I-want-to-take-the-value-alone-i

rajrprk 27-Feb-12 6:03am

Hello this is another post but relevant to that post

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-02-23T20:14:00

You can do it one of two ways: use Replace instead on Split:

VB

Dim output as String = sourceString.Replace("occupation=""farmer""", "")

Or remove the string from the list in a loop

VB

For i As Integer = 0 To arrayOfStrings.Length - 1
    If arrayOfStrings(i) = "occupation=""farmer""" Then
        arrayOfStrings(i) = ""
    End If
Next

To concatenate is simple:

VB

vXMLStream = String.Join(" ", arrayOfStrings)