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Perhaps the explode is the same as Join in vb.net? (joins the array back together...)
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Perhaps the explode is the same as Join in vb.net? (joins the array back together...)

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Aha! &nbsp;I was treating it as a function instead of a method - and explode is the same as split. &nbsp;Thanks!
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Aha!  I was treating it as a function instead of a method - and explode is the same as split.  Thanks!

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Glad I could be of assistance... (since I can only spell PHP - haha!)
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Glad I could be of assistance... (since I can only spell PHP - haha!)

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What is the Visual Basic .NET equivalent of PHP's split() or explode() function?<br />
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More info: split() and explode() take a string and split it into array components based on another string.<br />
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Given a string named $a: &quot;super;really;seriously&quot;<br />
And given command: split($a,&quot;;&quot;);<br />
An array would be produced: $b[0]=&quot;super&quot;, $b[1]=&quot;really&quot;, $b[2]=&quot;seriously&quot;<br />

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What is the Visual Basic .NET equivalent of PHP's split() or explode() function?

More info: split() and explode() take a string and split it into array components based on another string.

Given a string named $a: "super;really;seriously"
And given command: split($a,";");
An array would be produced: $b[0]="super", $b[1]="really", $b[2]="seriously"


VB.NET equivalent of split() or explode()

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