Display the after indexof string..?

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I am Trying to find a string in file using IndexOF() it work but I want to display a string which come after that InedxOf() and con-cat both string(IndexOf String and After that IndexOf) It can be possible.?

e.g.
My name is ABC I'm Learning ASP.NET.

I found "name" string but I want display the after the "name" string.
which is :name is ABC I'm Learning ASP.NET.

Posted 5-Apr-15 21:26pm

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Code For You · Answer 1 · 2015-04-05T21:42:00

Solution 1

This is the answer

ASM

string test ="My name is ABC I'm Learning ASP.NET.";
               test = " name" + test.Replace("name", "");

Posted 5-Apr-15 21:42pm

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Member 11466475 6-Apr-15 3:50am

Thanx for the help but i want only
"name is ABC I'm Learning ASP.NET."
not "My" string..

Code For You 6-Apr-15 3:54am

Here you go
string test ="My name is ABC I'm Learning ASP.NET.";
test = test.Replace("My","");
test = " name" + test.Replace("name", "");

Sascha Lefèvre · Answer 2 · 2015-04-05T22:04:00

Solution 2

I think this is what you want:

C#

string input = "My name is ABC I'm Learning ASP.NET.";
int index = input.IndexOf("name");
string result = input.SubString(index);

Posted 5-Apr-15 22:04pm

Sascha Lefèvre