Answer by Bjørn-Roger Kringsjå for Splitting company name into 3 strings
Just for the fun of it, here's a one-liner using LINQ.Dim names = (From i In {0, 35, 70} Where i < input.Length Select input.Substring(i, Math.Min(35, (input.Length - i))))ExampleDim names As...
View ArticleAnswer by Malachi for Splitting company name into 3 strings
I like the_lotus first block of code, but I think you would want to remove the nested if statementsvar1 = companyNamevar2 = ""var3 = ""If var1.Length > 105 Then var3 = var1.Substring(70,105) var2 =...
View ArticleAnswer by BeetDemGuise for Splitting company name into 3 strings
Everything in moderationWhitespace can help make your code nice and readable. However, TOO much whitespace can make your code hard to read. You fall into the latter case: you have way too much...
View ArticleAnswer by the_lotus for Splitting company name into 3 strings
You don't need to loop. The function SubString and the property Length is enought to handle what you want. var1 = companyName var2 = "" var3 = "" If var1.Length > 35 Then var2 = var1.Substring(35)...
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I wrote an algorithm which should cut a companies name into 3 strings.Input: 1 StringOutput: 3 String.Conditions:String 1 2 and 3 shall not be longer then 35 signs. If the Input string is longer then...
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