Substring() in C#

Example On String Substring() method.

Substring in C# string Class returns a new string that is a substring of this string. The substring begins at the specified given index and extended up to the given length.

Syntax : string string.substring(int startIndex,int length)

Parameters:

startIndex: The index of the start of the substring.

length: The number of characters in the substring.

public class SubstringExample

      {

            public static void Main()

            {                

                  string str = null;

                  string SubStr = null;

                  str = "Dotnet Masty Substring Example";

                  SubStr = str.Substring(7, 15);

                  Console.WriteLine(SubStr);               

                  Console.ReadLine();

            }

      }

String Copy() and CopyTo() in C#

Example on String Copy() and CopyTo() Method.

Copy() :

CSharp String Copy method is create a new String object with the same content.

Syntax: string string.Copy(string str)

Parameters:

String str : The argument String for Copy method.

CopyTo() :

CSharp string CopyTo method Copies a specified number of characters from a specified position in this instance to a specified position in an array of characters.

Syntax: void string.CopyTo(int sourceIndex,char[] destination,  int destinationindex,int count)

Parameters:

int sourceIndex : The starting position of the source String

char[] destination : The character Array

int destinationindex : Array element in the destination
int count : The number of characters to destination

public class StringCopy&CopyToExample

      {

            public static void Main()

            {

                  //Copy() Methode

                  string strCopy1 = null;

                  string strCopy2 = null;

                  strCopy1 = "C# Copy() Method test";

                  strCopy2 = string.Copy(strCopy1);

                  Console.WriteLine(strCopy2);

                  //MessageBox.Show(str2);

                 

                  //CopyTo() Methode

                  string strTo = "C#CopyTo() sample";

                  char[] chrs = new char[5];

                  strTo.CopyTo(0, chrs, 0, 5);

                 

                  Console.WriteLine(chrs[0].ToString() + chrs[1].ToString() + chrs[2].ToString()+ chrs[3].ToString()  + chrs[4].ToString() + chrs[5].ToString());

           

                  Console.ReadLine();

            }

      }

String Clone() in C#

Example on String Clone() Method.

The C# String Clone() method creates and returns a copy of string object. This methode returns a reference to this instance of string.

public class StringCloneExample

      {

            public static void Main()

            {

                  string Str = "Clone Methode Testing";

                  string StrCloned = null;

                  StrCloned = (String)Str.Clone();

                  Console.WriteLine(StrCloned);

                  Console.ReadLine();

            }

      }

String Split in C#

Example on Split String using C#

C# string Split function returns an array of String containing the substrings delimited by the given System.Char array.

public class StringSplitExample

      {

            public static void Main()

            {

                  string str = null;

                  string[] strArr = null;

                  int count = 0;

                  str = "Dot Net Masty";

                  char[] splitchar = { ' ' };

                  strArr = str.Split(splitchar);

                  for (count = 0; count <= strArr.Length - 1; count++)

                  {

                        Console.WriteLine(strArr[count]);                    

                  }

                  Console.ReadLine();

            }

      }

String.Compare Methods in C#

Different types of String Compare Methods Examples 

public class StringCompareExample

      {

            public static void Main()

            {

                  string s1 = "Dot\u00ADNet"; // '\u00AD' Unicode Character 'SOFT HYPHEN'

                  string s2 = "DotNet";                    

                  Console.WriteLine("Comparison of '{0}' and '{1}': {2}", s1, s2, String.Compare(s1, s2, true));           

                 

                  Console.WriteLine("2nd Example : ");

                  String MyString = "Hello World1";

                  String OtherString = "Hello World";

                  int MyInt = MyString.CompareTo(OtherString);

                  Console.WriteLine( MyInt );

                 

                  Console.WriteLine("3rd Example : ");

                  string MyString1 = "Hello World";

                  string YourString = "Hello World1";

                  Console.WriteLine(String.Equals(MyString1, YourString));

                  Console.WriteLine("4th Example : ");

                  string MyString2 = "Hello World";

                  Console.WriteLine(MyString2.StartsWith("Hello"));

                 

                  // String.Compare Methods

                  Console.WriteLine("5th Example : ");

                  string str1 = null;

                  string str2 = null;

                 

                  str1 = "csharp";

                  str2 = "CSharp";

                 

                  int result = 0;

                 

                  result = string.Compare(str1, str2);

                  Console.WriteLine(result.ToString());                

                 

                  result = string.Compare(str1, str2, true);                 

                  Console.WriteLine(result.ToString());

                 

                  result = string.Compare(str1, str2, false);                

                  Console.WriteLine(result.ToString());

                 

                  Console.ReadLine();

            }

      }