Work with a bulky string.

Question

The .Split () string in .NET can be cumbersome to use. With many overloads, you must specify an array even when passing one separator (in fact, only one overload is marked with parameters).

Is there such an alternative? Is there any way to complete the task without creating arrays.

Answer 1

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• Function overloads must support the same order of parameters.

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Answer 2

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public static string[] SplitDelimiter(this string str, char delimiter, int count = 0, StringSplitOptions options = StringSplitOptions.None)
{
    int toCount = count == 0 ? count = str.Length : toCount = count;
    return str.Split(new[] { delimiter }, toCount, options);
}

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string myString = "1,2,3";
Console.WriteLine(myString.SplitDelimiter(',').Count()); //returns 3