How to extract string from a given line of strings ?

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Hi,
I have a string like this

C:\TEMP\FDB2\27JUN2012.TEL136430D\NDDF PLUS DB\NDDF Plus DB

and I want to extract a part from this like

27JUN2012.TEL136430D

. Plz Guide how can i do this ?

Thanks in advance

Posted 29-Jun-12 0:46am

touseef4pk

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string a= "C:\TEMP\FDB2\27JUN2012.TEL136430D\NDDF PLUS DB\NDDF Plus DB"
string[] a = comment.Split('\');
msgbox.show(a[2]);

Posted 29-Jun-12 1:03am

ajay.anilmaddi

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-29T00:58:00

You could use String.Split to break it into teh components:

C#

string inp = "C:\TEMP\FDB2\27JUN2012.TEL136430D\NDDF PLUS DB\NDDF Plus DB"
string[] parts = inp.Split('\\');

Then it depends on how your paths will be organised: if it is always the third part you want, then

C#

Console.WriteLine(parts[2]);

Will give it to you. Otherwise, you will have to look at each part and see f it matches whatever your criteria are. Without knowing more about the criteria, I can't say!

Jαved · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-29T01:01:00

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Hi,
Go through this-
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C# Strings[^]

Posted 29-Jun-12 1:01am

Jαved