Again problem with String Concatenation.........

hello guyz,

i am sorry guyz i really meant string  parsing. thanks for ur support. especially thanks to  Alan

Judging by his previous thread, I think Kumar is in fact talking here about string parsing ( breaking it up) as opposed to concatenation (putting it together).

If that's the case, then this code should do it:

using System;

class Test
{
    static void Main()
    {
       string s = "<001089<  :122003396: 3240058971<";
       s = s.Replace("<","").Replace(" ","");
       string[] sa = s.Split(':');
       for(int i = 0; i < sa.Length; i++)
       {
          Console.WriteLine("Number{0}={1}", i+1, sa[i]);            
       }
       Console.ReadKey();
    }

}

What exactly you problem.
In C# it is very easy to concate strings using "+" operator.
if there is or are problem(s) then use "()" and then use "+";
for example:
    string n1="125000";
    string n2="230222";
    string n3="Hello";

    string n4 = (n1+n2)+n3;

Best Regards,
Abdullah Al Mamun