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C# Parse A Word From A String
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You can also use Convert as:
int intNumber = Convert.ToInt32( strNumber );
>Thank you. Perfect!
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>>>I'm gonna convert it to an int.
>>>
>>>There will always be a number in this position.
>>>
>>>
>>>>>
string s = "+OK 1 2729"
>>>>>
>>>>>How do I parse the '1' from the above string?
>>>>
>>>>What do you want to do with it? Remove it? Obtain the value that is always in that space?
>>
>>Depending on what the string can look like, this may work:
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>>string s = "+OK 1 2729"
>>string num = s.Substring(4, s.IndexOf(" ", 4) - 3);
>>int result;
>>int.TryParse(num, out result);
>>
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