Get Substring from given string

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I want to get 1-2 from given string "Ver 1-2x"

How can I do?

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sjs

Posted 5-Jan-11 2:35am

Updated 5-Jan-11 2:36am

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**JF2015** · Answer 1 · 2011-01-05T02:38:00

C#

string ver = "Ver 1-2x";
ver = ver.Substring(4, 3);

Posted 5-Jan-11 2:38am

JF2015

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Hiren solanki 5-Jan-11 8:40am

Good simplistic answer JF2015. +5

Sandesh M Patil · Answer 2 · 2011-01-05T02:40:00

string str="Ver 1-2x";
int startind=str.indexof("1");
int endind=str.indexof("x");

string result=str.substring(startind,endind);

Posted 5-Jan-11 2:40am

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fjdiewornncalwe 5-Jan-11 11:22am

Won't work as you have it. The second argument of .substring is length, not end index.

Sandesh M Patil 5-Jan-11 11:26am

the second argument is length
and as i write endind=length. It finds the index of x