tokenzing strings
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using System; public class TokenizeDemo { public static void Main() { int tokenIndex = 0; string values = "#55;xx sterrr,yy city,india"; string[] sites = values.Split(',', '#', ';', ' ', '/', '\0', '&', '-'); foreach (string a in sites) { // Console.WriteLine(a); Console.WriteLine("token number is\t{0} token'd string is\t{1}\tlength of the string is {2}", tokenIndex++, a, a.Length); } } } output shows first token is null... how to rectify it... only strings should be tokenized..pls help friends
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using System; public class TokenizeDemo { public static void Main() { int tokenIndex = 0; string values = "#55;xx sterrr,yy city,india"; string[] sites = values.Split(',', '#', ';', ' ', '/', '\0', '&', '-'); foreach (string a in sites) { // Console.WriteLine(a); Console.WriteLine("token number is\t{0} token'd string is\t{1}\tlength of the string is {2}", tokenIndex++, a, a.Length); } } } output shows first token is null... how to rectify it... only strings should be tokenized..pls help friends
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lawrenceinba wrote:
"#55;xx
The first token is null because of the # as the first character.
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using System; public class TokenizeDemo { public static void Main() { int tokenIndex = 0; string values = "#55;xx sterrr,yy city,india"; string[] sites = values.Split(',', '#', ';', ' ', '/', '\0', '&', '-'); foreach (string a in sites) { // Console.WriteLine(a); Console.WriteLine("token number is\t{0} token'd string is\t{1}\tlength of the string is {2}", tokenIndex++, a, a.Length); } } } output shows first token is null... how to rectify it... only strings should be tokenized..pls help friends
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Did you try reading the documentation ? StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries is what you need, it's a parameter on some overloads.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Did you try reading the documentation ? StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries is what you need, it's a parameter on some overloads.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
then how can i bring 55 as token 0 and so on
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then how can i bring 55 as token 0 and so on
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Exactly the way I said. I just tested it, and it works, if you use an overload that takes that parameter, 55 is index 0. Did you bother to try it ?
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Exactly the way I said. I just tested it, and it works, if you use an overload that takes that parameter, 55 is index 0. Did you bother to try it ?
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
pls be clear i cant understand.... wat should i do to get token zero for 55
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pls be clear i cant understand.... wat should i do to get token zero for 55
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bloody hell. Buy a C# book. Read my article on how to use google. If you can't understand my answer so far, then giving you the precise code will only move you further along the line of having people you work for think you have some sort of clue. And, if you're teaching yourself, refer to point a. Buy a book, and learn to use google, so you don't ask questions that are trivial, and so you know enough to be able to apply the answers when they are given to you. I give up. string values = "#55;xx sterrr,yy city,india"; char[] seperators = { ',', '#', ';', ' ', '/', '\0', '&', '-' }; string[] sites = values.Split(seperators, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries ); foreach (string a in sites) { // Console.WriteLine(a); Console.WriteLine("token number is\t{0} token'd string is\t{1}\tlength of the string is {2}", tokenIndex++, a, a.Length); } But, you're pretty damn stupid to not be able to work that out from what I told you, which included a description, and all the keywords you need to find a working example with google, in seconds. I confirmed this when I responded to you.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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bloody hell. Buy a C# book. Read my article on how to use google. If you can't understand my answer so far, then giving you the precise code will only move you further along the line of having people you work for think you have some sort of clue. And, if you're teaching yourself, refer to point a. Buy a book, and learn to use google, so you don't ask questions that are trivial, and so you know enough to be able to apply the answers when they are given to you. I give up. string values = "#55;xx sterrr,yy city,india"; char[] seperators = { ',', '#', ';', ' ', '/', '\0', '&', '-' }; string[] sites = values.Split(seperators, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries ); foreach (string a in sites) { // Console.WriteLine(a); Console.WriteLine("token number is\t{0} token'd string is\t{1}\tlength of the string is {2}", tokenIndex++, a, a.Length); } But, you're pretty damn stupid to not be able to work that out from what I told you, which included a description, and all the keywords you need to find a working example with google, in seconds. I confirmed this when I responded to you.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
im so sorry.... im a minor kid... just writting codes for school work.. again sorry for making u angry
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im so sorry.... im a minor kid... just writting codes for school work.. again sorry for making u angry
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Maybe you should buy a game console and give up on coding...
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using System; public class TokenizeDemo { public static void Main() { int tokenIndex = 0; string values = "#55;xx sterrr,yy city,india"; string[] sites = values.Split(',', '#', ';', ' ', '/', '\0', '&', '-'); foreach (string a in sites) { // Console.WriteLine(a); Console.WriteLine("token number is\t{0} token'd string is\t{1}\tlength of the string is {2}", tokenIndex++, a, a.Length); } } } output shows first token is null... how to rectify it... only strings should be tokenized..pls help friends
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