I want to split dot and take right side value in the list

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List<string> amt=new List<string>();
            amt.Add("Rs.649");
            amt.Add("Rs.649");
            amt.Add("Rs.600");           
            amt.Add("Rs.500");

I want to take 649,649,600,500 separate

How to do it Please help..

Posted 30-Dec-13 23:18pm

Gokul Athithan

Updated 30-Dec-13 23:27pm

v3

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Karthik_Mahalingam 31-Dec-13 5:20am

please add more info..
post your code..

Karthik_Mahalingam 31-Dec-13 5:22am

like this?
lst.Select(k => k.Split('.')[1]).ToList();

2 solutions

Solution 1

USE THE FOLLOWING CODE

string result="";
foreach(var v in amt)
{
string[] s=v.split('.');
result+=S[1];
}

Posted 30-Dec-13 23:24pm

LENINRAJ RAJENDRAN

Updated 30-Dec-13 23:31pm

v2

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Karthik_Mahalingam · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-30T23:29:00

Solution 2

C#

List<string> amt = new List<string>();
       amt.Add("Rs.649");
       amt.Add("Rs.649");
       amt.Add("Rs.600");
       amt.Add("Rs.500");
       string output ="";
       amt.Select(k => k.Split('.')[1]).ToList().ForEach(k => { output += k + ","; });
       output = output.Trim(',');

Posted 30-Dec-13 23:29pm

Karthik_Mahalingam

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TrushnaK 31-Dec-13 5:57am

nice answer...

Karthik_Mahalingam 31-Dec-13 6:50am

thanks trushnak

BillWoodruff 31-Dec-13 6:08am

+5 Yes !

Karthik_Mahalingam 31-Dec-13 6:50am

thanks bill :)