How to separate a text file into 3 text file

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How can I separate the text file into three separate files with 10 lines each. I want the program in C# that allows me to create these three files ?

Posted 23-Jul-11 9:13am

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Manas Bhardwaj 23-Jul-11 15:18pm

any effort?

alrosan 23-Jul-11 15:29pm

how seperate the text file into 3 files with 10 lines??

YvesDaoust 24-Jul-11 4:03am

@fnoo: you are welcome

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Answer 1 · 2011-07-23T09:30:00

So you want to separate one file into three files with 10 lines each. A couple of questions arise from your over simplified request:

1. Does this mean the original file will always have thirty lines?
2. What are the criteria that control the separation?
3. Any thoughts on how the output should be ordered?
4. Is it possible that one line of the original file will make it into more than one file?

Since you didn't care to tell us what you are really trying to achieve it's not very probable that you'll get any concrete help here.

Regards,

-MRB