Extracting String Between Two Characters By Regex in C# (Asp.Net Core, MVC, Console)

This article will show you how you can extract string between two characters using regex in C#. This you can use in asp.net core, MVC and console application. This will help you to get string between character using regex c#. It will cover following topics.

• Get string between two special characters regex
• How to extract a string between two delimiters
• Regex get string between two brackets
• Regex find string between two characters
• Replace string between two special characters
• How to split string between two characters in c#
• Extract string between two characters

 

Suppose you have a string  

You visited following country first #India#, Second country #Nepal#, Third Country #United Kingdom#.

 

Now we will write code to extract all the country names. For this create a new console application and add the below code.

static void Main(string[] args)         {             string userinput = "You visited following country first #India#, Second country #Nepal#, Third Country #United Kingdom#.";             //For getting output in comman seprated string             var outputstring = String.Join(";", Regex.Matches(userinput, @"\#(.+?)\#")                                     .Cast<Match>()                                     .Select(m => m.Groups[1].Value));             //for getting data in list format             var outputlist = String.Join(";", Regex.Matches(userinput, @"\#(.+?)\#")                                     .Cast<Match>()                                     .Select(m => m.Groups[1].Value)).Split(';');         }

 

In above code we are having two part first part to get output as string

string userinput = "You visited following country first #India#, Second country #Nepal#, Third Country #United Kingdom#.";             //For getting output in comman seprated string             var outputstring = String.Join(";", Regex.Matches(userinput, @"\#(.+?)\#")                                     .Cast<Match>()                                     .Select(m => m.Groups[1].Value));

 

Output as List:

//for getting data in list format             var outputlist = String.Join(";", Regex.Matches(userinput, @"\#(.+?)\#")                                     .Cast<Match>()                                     .Select(m => m.Groups[1].Value)).Split(';');

 

Now run the application and check the output.

Output as String:

Output as List: