for example .. If I have a text like this
214asd
df5df8
d66f66
I want to split them into 3 strings using vb.net .
Assuming you want to split on new lines - using String.Split
will return an array containing the parts:
Dim parts As String() = myString.Split(new String() {Environment.NewLine},
StringSplitOptions.None)
This will be platform specific, so you may want to split on "\n"
, "\r"
, "\n\r"
or a combination of them. String.Split
has an overload that takes a string array with the strings you wish to split on.