Split Method with an "@" Identifier using C#.Net

Overview:
                 In this article i would like to publish Split Method with an "@" Identifier using C#.Net.Related to String related articles you can visit the link.



Description:
                    String is a collection of characters it can be used as a string data type as well as string class.When string acts as a class it consists of split method.

Split:
        String class consists of split method it is used to split a data as per the usage of delimiters used by a users.It identifies the substrings that are delimited by one or more characters specified in an array, and then return these substrings in a string array.

Forms of a Split Method:

• string[] Split(params char[])
• string[] Split(params char[] separator) 

Example:
             we want to split a given string "Naga Veerendra Parvataneni".Here we use " "(space) as a delimiter like wise we can split a given strings.

In this section i would like to explore different ways of splitting a given string with the usage of an "@" Identifier.
Don't use unrecognized delimiters in split array.Like "\N" is Different from "\n".If you use that it gives an error.It Can be Possible only if you use "@" preceded of the string.For Example U can visit.

About an Identifier "@":
When the at sign (@) occurs before an identifier—the name of a method, property, variable, …—, then the compiler will consider the following string to be an identifier even if the string already has a meaning, e.g. a keyword. 

E.g:
int new=100;//new is a keyword it gives an error if we use that statement.
int @new=100;//it won't gives an error because compiler can be used as an identifier even it already have a meaning.


Program:

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Text;

namespace split123

{

    class Class3

    {

        static void Main(string[] args)

        {

            string s=@"Hi\Nhow r u\NWelcome to This \NBlog share\NYour Ideas........\NUr'sVeerendra... ";

            string[] a;

            Console.WriteLine("Original String");

            Console.WriteLine(s);

            Console.WriteLine("*********************************************");

            Console.WriteLine("After Splitting");

            string[] b = new string[] { @"\N" };

            a = s.Split(b,StringSplitOptions.None);

            foreach (string p in a)

            {

                Console.WriteLine(p);

            }

            Console.ReadLine();

        }

    }

}

Output: