How to split the generic Collection

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Hi,

Please help me how to split the

list<string> item=new list<string>();
item.Add("sample45.00145.00");
item.Add("water45.00145.00");
My output should be like this:

sample (some space) 45.00 (some space) 1 (some space) 45.00
water (some space) 45.00 (some space) 1 (some space) 50.00

Posted 18-Mar-13 0:41am

kumarun10

Updated 18-Mar-13 0:43am

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Matt T Heffron 18-Mar-13 14:20pm

There isn't enough information in your question to give any useful suggestions.
You haven't given a definition/description of how you know where you need/want to split the input strings.
(I'm assuming that the quoted strings you've shown are merely representative of the actual data acquired from some other source.)
(Why is the data in this poor format to start with?)

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frostcox · Answer 1 · 2013-03-18T00:54:00

Solution 1

C#

item.Add("sample   45.00    145.00");
 item.Add("water   45.00   145.00");

Posted 18-Mar-13 0:54am

frostcox

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Matt T Heffron 18-Mar-13 14:16pm

Obvious and doesn't event match the stated question.

frostcox 18-Mar-13 15:13pm

Ha what question:)