/*
Learning C#
by Jesse Liberty
Publisher: O'Reilly
ISBN: 0596003765
*/
using System;
namespace StringSearch
{
public class TesterStringLastIndex
{
public void Run()
{
// create some strings to work with
string s1 = "One Two Three Four";
int index;
// get the index of the last space
index=s1.LastIndexOf(" ");
// get the last word.
string s2 = s1.Substring(index+1);
// set s1 to the substring starting at 0
// and ending at index (the start of the last word
// thus s1 has one two three
s1 = s1.Substring(0,index);
// find the last space in s1 (after two)
index = s1.LastIndexOf(" ");
// set s3 to the substring starting at
// index, the space after "two" plus one more
// thus s3 = "three"
string s3 = s1.Substring(index+1);
// reset s1 to the substring starting at 0
// and ending at index, thus the string "one two"
s1 = s1.Substring(0,index);
// reset index to the space between
// "one" and "two"
index = s1.LastIndexOf(" ");
// set s4 to the substring starting one
// space after index, thus the substring "two"
string s4 = s1.Substring(index+1);
// reset s1 to the substring starting at 0
// and ending at index, thus "one"
s1 = s1.Substring(0,index);
// set index to the last space, but there is
// none so index now = -1
index = s1.LastIndexOf(" ");
// set s5 to the substring at one past
// the last space. there was no last space
// so this sets s5 to the substring starting
// at zero
string s5 = s1.Substring(index+1);
Console.WriteLine ("s2: {0}\ns3: {1}",s2,s3);
Console.WriteLine ("s4: {0}\ns5: {1}\n",s4,s5);
Console.WriteLine ("s1: {0}\n",s1);
}
static void Main()
{
TesterStringLastIndex t = new TesterStringLastIndex();
t.Run();
}
}
}
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