Answer by shaderop
You're almost there. `String.Split` takes an array of characters for the separators. Like so: string[] names = fullName.Split(new char[] {' '}); That should do it.
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i did have to use "using System;", i saw this in some example using the split somewhere. This is the code im using, to basically tag a level and have my persistent UI react to a level by name. What...
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ASP.Net C# Split string function provides the functionality to split the string into a string array by specifying its delimiters. C# split string function splits the string into array collection...
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You're almost there. `String.Split` takes an array of characters for the separators. Like so: string[] names = fullName.Split(new char[] {' '}); That should do it.
View ArticleAnswer by initTechsuport
i did have to use "using System;", i saw this in some example using the split somewhere. This is the code im using, to basically tag a level and have my persistent UI react to a level by name. What...
View ArticleAnswer by kamlakar4
ASP.Net C# Split string function provides the functionality to split the string into a string array by specifying its delimiters. C# split string function splits the string into array collection...
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