Parsing a string

using System;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

class Demo {
     
   static void Main(string[] args) {
      string startTime = "2:15  PM";
      DateTime dt = DateTime.Parse(startTime);
      int hour = dt.Hour < 12 ? dt.Hour : dt.Hour - 12;
      Console.WriteLine(hour.ToString());
      Console.WriteLine(dt.Minute.ToString());
      Console.WriteLine(dt.Hour < 12 ? "AM" : "PM");
   }
}

hour = startTime.Substring(0, startTime.IndexOf(":"));
minute = startTime.Substring(startTime.IndexOf(":") + 1, startTime.IndexOf(" ") - startTime.IndexOf(":"));
tod = startTime.Substring(startTime.IndexOf(" ") + 1);

josgood, this is a web application...your syntax won't work for web..

arkware...error on line number 2

Specified argument was out of the range of valid values. Parameter name: 00

Ok, great, I have upped the points to double because there is a second part to this question....now I need to parse the lunchtime variable as well...but this is more tricky....
see below of all potential values that I will need spilt off...below are all the possible scenarios that I would need to parse
lunchvalues = 15  min
lunchvalues = 30 min
lunchvalues = 45 min
lunchvalues = 1 hours
lunchvalues = 2 hours
one last one, which is the obvious of null

the above all the potential values and i need it spilt up for two variables

time = 45
amount = min

another example
time = 2
amount = hours

please advise...thanks.

ok thanks for clarifying this...but now what do I do because I already had increased the points to this question on the premise of this second part question?

25, then the second part was for another 25