vb equivalent in cs

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hey all,
the following snippet works in vb but i'm missing the syntax in csharp:

String val1 = values.Split(",")(1);

i'm getting this error:

Argument '1': cannot convert from 'string' to 'char[]'

thanks,
rodchar

[Mark Rae]

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String val1 = values.Split(",")(1);

string val1 = values.Split(',')[1];

[Jack Hughes]

don't c# array subscripts start at zero rather than one in VB?

so, the equivalant would be:

string val1 = values.Split(',')[0];

Jack

Mark Rae wrote:

"rodchar" <ro*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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>String val1 = values.Split(",")(1);

string val1 = values.Split(',')[1];

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thanks everyone for the great feedback, this has helped. rodchar.

"rodchar" wrote:

hey all,
the following snippet works in vb but i'm missing the syntax in csharp:

String val1 = values.Split(",")(1);

i'm getting this error:

Argument '1': cannot convert from 'string' to 'char[]'

thanks,
rodchar

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In both VB and C#, arrays start at 0. The only difference is that in VB you
declare an array size by specifying the upper bound, which is the size less
one.
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"Jack Hughes" wrote:

don't c# array subscripts start at zero rather than one in VB?

so, the equivalant would be:

string val1 = values.Split(',')[0];

Jack

Mark Rae wrote:

"rodchar" <ro*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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String val1 = values.Split(",")(1);

string val1 = values.Split(',')[1];

[dursun caglar]

Try this one,

String val1 = values.Split(",")[1];

Cause we obtain indexed elements value(index) at Visual Basic
but in C# value[index] gives correct result.

rodchar yazdi:

hey all,
the following snippet works in vb but i'm missing the syntax in csharp:

String val1 = values.Split(",")(1);

i'm getting this error:

Argument '1': cannot convert from 'string' to 'char[]'

thanks,
rodchar

[Stephany Young]

No!!!!!!!

It's the "," parameter to the Split method. That is a string but it needs a
char, change it to ','. The single quotes indicates that it is a char
literal instead of a string literal.

string val1 = values.Split(',')[1];
"dursun caglar" <du**********@gmail.comwrote in message
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Try this one,

String val1 = values.Split(",")[1];

Cause we obtain indexed elements value(index) at Visual Basic
but in C# value[index] gives correct result.

rodchar yazdi:

>hey all,
the following snippet works in vb but i'm missing the syntax in csharp:

String val1 = values.Split(",")(1);

i'm getting this error:

Argument '1': cannot convert from 'string' to 'char[]'

thanks,
rodchar