C# String.Split Demo

[heidihas]

thank you thank you thank you thank you so much help a lot

[heidihas]

how do you start with one Char and end with another like

text = cat
text2 = dog

have it start at the '=' and end at '/n'
when you are spliting

[heidihas]

i want to have it start with the '=' and end the it '/n'
my program would read after '=' and before '/n'

some thing like this

text1 = dog
text2 = cat

output:
cat
dog

thank you

[rbanister]

why do you call it, literally, "CHAR", as in CHARCOAL.
It is short for CHARacter, so it is pronounced "CARE",
like 'Care'-taker.