Re: [DotGNU]code verification

[Haran Shivanan]

> 
> This is due to the obvious fact that r does not have any '.' characters ...
> String.Split() is not a regexp ... You should have split with respect to
> ' ' to get something useful..
> 
Not really. The actual code has:
public static void Main()
{
        String r="sdsdf   dsf     fsdf sdf";
        char []c= {' '};
        String[] s = r.Split(c);
        Console.Write(s.Length+"\n");
        Console.Write(s[0]+"\n");
}

That was a typo in my first mail.
The result of this is:
1
sdsdf   dsf     fsdf sdf

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