C# 0 The Complete Reference

StringSplitOptions

. This parameter controls whether empty strings are part of the 

resulting split. Here are these forms of 

Split( )

:

public string[ ] Split(params char[ ] 

seps,

StringSplitOptions

how

)

public string[ ] Split(string[ ] 

seps,

StringSplitOptions

how

)

public string[ ] Split(params char[ ] 

seps

, int 

count,

StringSplitOptions

how

)

public string[ ] Split(string[ ] 

seps

, int 

count,

StringSplitOptions

how

)

The first two forms split the invoking string into pieces and return an array containing the 

substrings. The characters that delimit each substring are passed in 

seps.

 If 

seps

 is null, then 

whitespace is used as the separator. In the third and fourth forms, no more than 

count

substrings will be returned. For all versions, the value of 

how

 determines how to handle empty

strings that result when two separators are adjacent to each other. The