c# parsing

I'm trying to parse a bunch of data. My data is stored in data which is just a bunch of numbers like: 12322, 34322, 5332 3223, 3432, 343.

Code:

 
Char[] sep = new char[2]
sep[0] = ',';
sep[1] = ' ';

data.split(sep)

The problem is that its not seperating the whitespaces instead of
split[2] = 5332
split[3] = 3223 * like I want it too

split[2] = 53323223

Is there a special character for whitespace?

 

Why are you using char arrays and not strings? Char does not have a method "split" in C#, but String does.

See the below links for reference.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.string.split%28VS.71%29.aspx

http://dotnetperls.com/string-split

 

If you can post the actual code, we may be able to help. From what you've described, it should work, although I think your output will be something like:

split[0] - "12322"
split[1] - ""
split[2] - "34322"
split[3] - ""
split[4] - "5332"
split[5] - "3223"
split[6] - ""
split[7] - "3432"
split[8] - ""
split[9] - "343"

 

I'm not, its just a char array which holds the seperator characters. "data" is a string. I figured it out anyway thanks

 

Ah, you are correct. Next time I post that late at night, I have to pay a bit more attention. >.<