Compare string values

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Hi,

This is my string value

C#

string A="O10070-A-IT-03-DC-1000";

this is my another string value

C#

string B="O10070-A-IT";

this is another string value

C#

string C="03";
string D="DC";
string E="1000";

Here , Please observe my strings it's look like a B+C+D+E=A.
now i want to check the Value of A this is mixing of B,C,D,E or not.

please help me how to compare this....

Posted 17-Jan-13 17:38pm

pranathis012

Updated 17-Jan-13 18:04pm

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Shanu2rick 17-Jan-13 23:44pm

What do you mean by comparison?

[no name] 17-Jan-13 23:48pm

that 2 values are same or not...

Jibesh 17-Jan-13 23:46pm

you can use the string.Compare function to compare the strings what do you want more than this?

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Solution 1

Have a look at this[^]. You can compare any string you want.

Posted 17-Jan-13 17:51pm

Shanu2rick

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[no name] 17-Jan-13 23:56pm

sorry Shanu2rick compare method is used for compare2 strings.But i don't want to compare total string , i want to compare some part of the string only.

once observe my string values it's look like this B+C+D+E=A.
so, i want to check A value it's mixing of all the B,C,D,E values or not .
that's want only i'm asking

Shanu2rick 18-Jan-13 0:08am

You can concate all(B,C,D,E) and then compare it with String A.

[no name] 18-Jan-13 0:11am

no, i want to check individually why because if B value is wrong means i want to display the error message for B.simillarly C,D,E also that's want only i'm asking

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madhuri@mumbai · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-17T18:30:00

Solution 2

hi,

you can used stringvalue.contains();

see below example----

C#

if (stringValue.Contains(anotherStringValue))
{
    // Do Something //
}

hope this will help you!!!

Posted 17-Jan-13 18:30pm

madhuri@mumbai

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[no name] 18-Jan-13 0:38am

Thank's alot it's working fine ...

madhuri@mumbai 18-Jan-13 0:45am

Welcome;-)