How to use the Regex.Split() to split strings in C# ?

Posted Date: 18 Jun 2007 Resource Type: Code Snippets Category: Regular Expressions

Posted By: Abhishek Arya Member Level: Diamond
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As you might know the string Split method allows you to split a string only be a specified character. If you wish to split a string using the power of the regular expressions to specify the delimiter a good solution is to use the Regex.Split() method


using System.Text; 
using System.Text.RegularExpressions; 
  
... 
  
string strText=" DotnetSpider@@ Spider@@ Is @@ Good @@ for @@ Learner "; 
  
foreach(string strItem in Regex.Split(strText,"@@")){ 
      Console.WriteLine(strItem); 
}

will print:

Dotnet
Spider
Good
for
Learner

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