how to split the input integer values

Question

hello i am new beginner  please help me to split the integer which is user defined...... for example if user enters :(123456) then output should be : 1 2 3 4 5 6 *** without using ArrayList Thanks.

Sam Hobbs · Answer

string s = 123456; foreach (char c in s) Console.WriteLine(c);

Kirtan Patel · Answer

Friend  Here is what you want class Program { static void Main( string [] args) { Console .WriteLine( Enter Number : ); string Number = Console .ReadLine(); Console .WriteLine( ----------Printng Number ---------- ); foreach ( char c in Number.ToCharArray()) { Console .WriteLine(c.ToString()); } Console .ReadKey(); } }

Lalit M · Answer

You can try this sample code ---------------------------- using System; using System.Text.RegularExpressions; class Program { static void Main() { // // String containing numbers. // string sentence = 10 cats 20 dogs 40 fish and 1 programmer.; // // Get all digit sequence as strings. // string[] digits = Regex.Split (sentence @\D+); // // Now we have each number string. // foreach (string value in digits) { // // Parse the value to get the number. // int number; if (int.TryParse(value out number)) { Console.WriteLine(value); } } } } for ref

theLizard · Answer

@Sam I would have done it in much the same way as you showed I guess what I was hinting at was (for the benefit of arun) the fact that it is ok to use an array of some sort to achieve a result and telling a student that they cannot use an ArrayList is pretty silly to me. :}

Sam Hobbs · Answer

Yes Lizard I did not read the question well enough. The questin is nearly certainly a class assignment of some type; the unreasonable requirements are nearly positive proof that it is class assignment. So the way I might do it if the data is an integer not a string is to divide by successively decreasing powers of ten then round down of course then multiply the result by the corresponding power of ten in order to subtract that from the integer so that the next power of ten produces a one-digit result. I hope araun understands that; since this is a class assignment I won't do the code but I won't complain if someone else does.

theLizard · Answer

@Sam Technically string s is an array of chars and an array list is an array of say objects which can be an array of chars and arun does not want to use arrays so technically speaking an integer cannot be split as he/she wants without an array of somethings. I am being funny or silly whichever way you want to look at it. :}