Split a word into its letters

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How can i split a Word into its letters in C-Sharp?

Here an Example:
Hello ---> H E L L O

After the "Split" the letters should be in a arraylist!

Posted 14-Sep-10 4:25am

geheimkot

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AspDotNetDev 14-Sep-10 17:51pm

Unless you have a good reason to use ArrayList, use List instead.

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Solution 5

Use a for loop to iterate over each letter in the string (it will loop from 0 to the length of the string, minus 1). You can then use the substring function to access each character. Once you have access to a given character, you can add it to a List that holds strings. FYI, I wrote out the answer rather than writing code so that you have a better understanding of the terminology and to be sure you code the solution yourself.

Posted 14-Sep-10 11:55am

AspDotNetDev

Solution 1

Sounds suspiciously like a homework question to me!

However, benefit of the doubt, so try :

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Foreach (char c in string)

Posted 14-Sep-10 4:36am

Dalek Dave

Updated 14-Sep-10 4:37am

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Sandeep Mewara 14-Sep-10 11:40am

Comment from OP: No!

I have to create a Hangmangame and the words in this game must be splittted up to control the letters if they are true or false.

Sorry. I don't speak the best english

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2010-09-14T04:52:00

Solution 3

The letters are already in a collection (what do you think a string is?)

Posted 14-Sep-10 4:52am

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