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Spliting the String[] of array



how do i split the code into three items





reading the data and dumping into String of Array :







String[] songs_array = directory_listings.split(":::");







here is the restultset looks like:







:::Chapter 01>>>Name of the Book>>>Spanish name:::







and once its in songs_array variable i would like to do similar to like this: but the above code just return me a string :::Chapter 01>>>Name of the Book>>>Spanish name:::







m_orders = new ArrayList<Order>();



Order obj = new Order();

obj.ChapterNumber(songs_array[0]);

obj.EnglishName(songs_array[0][1]);

obj.SpanishName(songs_array[0][1][2]);

m_orders.add(obj);







any help?


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  1. Something along these lines I would imagine.

    String[] songs_array = directory_listings.Split(":::");
    var m_orders = new List<Order>();

    for (int i = 0; i < songs_array.Length; i++)
    {
    var song = songs_array[i].Split(">>>");

    m_orders.Add(new Order()
    {
    ChapterNumber = song[0],
    EnglishName = song[1],
    SpanishName = song[2]
    });

    }

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