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Get KEY WORDs of user input

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Get KEY WORDs of user input

Quang Dinh Luong

Quang Dinh Luong

11yAsked Oct 8, 2015, 10:24 AM837Visual Basic .NET

Hello all,

I'm learning C#, so this question may seem idiot.

I'm wondering if there is any function like: (assume textBox1.Text = "What is your name?")

if (textBox1.Text has these words : "What", "name")

{

MessageBox.Show("My name is ....");

}

Thanks for anyone who reads this!

I very appreciate if you know the way and share it with me. You can just give me the idea

Thanks, agian! :)

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Priyaranjan K S11y ago
Accepted answer
Hi ,

You can use the Contains Method to check for the presence of a string within a string as below :

String sampleText = "What is your age";
if(sampleText.Contains("What") && sampleText.Contains("name"
))
{
Console.WriteLine("My name is ....");
}
else if(sampleText.Contains("What") && sampleText.Contains
("age"))
{
Console.WriteLine("My Age is ....");
}

Output : My Age is ....

Thanks,
Priyan

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Quang Dinh Luong11y ago
Thanks Priyan, you really help me out! :)
Sujeet Suman11y ago
Quang your question is not clear. Exactly what is your requirement? So as per my understanding I am trying to explain below:

If you having static pattern then you can use "String.contains()" method to checkout a substring in a string.

If this is helpful for you then please accept my Answer.