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That's actually a really freaky answer.
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To get the minutes to the right side of the colon...<br />
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JUNKTimeOn1.Substring((JUN<wbr />KTimeOn1.I<wbr />ndexOf(&quot;:&quot;<wbr />)+1),2)
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To get the minutes to the right side of the colon...

JUNKTimeOn1.Substring((JUNKTimeOn1.IndexOf(":")+1),2)

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This works if the hour is 11:15<br />
myTime.Substring(0,2)<br />
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This works if the hour is 9:30<br />
myTime.Substring(0,1)<br />
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How do I make it so it works with either string? I don't know ahead of time how long the string is.
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This works if the hour is 11:15
myTime.Substring(0,2)

This works if the hour is 9:30
myTime.Substring(0,1)

How do I make it so it works with either string? I don't know ahead of time how long the string is.

Given a variable length string (11:15 OR 9:30), how do I use Substring to pull out the first number?

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