Split String Include Delimiter at the End in C#, VB.NET

Introduction:

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By using regular expressions we can easily split and keep the delimiters at the end of string. Following is the sample code snippet to split the string with delimiter “}”.

C# Code

string strmsg = "{\"userid\":1,\"username\":\"suresh\",\"location\":\"chennai\"}{\"userid\":2,\"username\":\"rohini\",\"location\":\"guntur\"}";

string[] strarr = Regex.Split(strmsg, @"(?<=[}])").Where((s, i) => s != "").ToArray();

VB.NET Code

Dim strmsg As String = "{""userid"":1,""username"":""suresh"",""location"":""chennai""}{""userid"":2,""username"":""rohini"",""location"":""guntur""}"

Dim strarr As String() = Regex.Split(strmsg, "(?<=[}])").Where(Function(s, i) s <> "").ToArray()

If you want complete example to split string but to keep delimiter create new project and write the code like as shown below.

C# Code

using System;

using System.Linq;

using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

namespace SampleConsoleApp

{

class Program

{

static void Main(string[] args)

{

string strmsg = "{\"userid\":1,\"username\":\"suresh\",\"location\":\"chennai\"}{\"userid\":2,\"username\":\"rohini\",\"location\":\"guntur\"}";

string[] strarr = Regex.Split(strmsg, @"(?<=[}])").Where((s, i) => s != "").ToArray();

foreach (var item in strarr)

Console.WriteLine(item);

Console.ReadLine();

}

}

}

VB.NET Code

Imports System.Text.RegularExpressions

Module Module1

Sub Main()

Dim strmsg As String = "{""userid"":1,""username"":""suresh"",""location"":""chennai""}{""userid"":2,""username"":""rohini"",""location"":""guntur""}"

Dim strarr As String() = Regex.Split(strmsg, "(?<=[}])").Where(Function(s, i) s <> "").ToArray()

For Each item In strarr

Console.WriteLine(item)

Next

Console.ReadLine()

End Sub

End Module

If you observe above examples we are splitting string with special characters “}”.