Finding
String.SubString()
SubString(0, sconcat.Length - 1)
Retrieves a substring from this instance. The substring starts at a specified character position.
An index is the position of a character within a string, and is counted starting from the first character in the string, which is index position zero. That is, a string index is said to be zero-based.
string myText = abcdefg"
System.SubString(0, myText.Length - 1) = "abcdefg"
myText.SubString(0, 1) = "a"
String.IndexOf(value, startindex)
value - (string) the substring you are looking for
startindex - (int32) this starts at 0.
Reports the index of the first occurrence of a String, or one or more characters, within this instance.
This returns -1 if the substring does not exist !!
string myText = "01/03/2004";
myText.IndexOf("/") = 2
myText.SubString(0, sSomeText.IndexOf("/")) = "01"
The IndexOf method is case sensitive
The Index is 0-based.
Removing the last character
string myText;
myText = myText.SubString(0, myText.Length - 1);
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