Suppose I have a string:
\"34234234d124\"
I want to get the last four characters of this string which is \"d124\". I can use <
assuming you wanted the strings in between a string which is located 10 characters from the last character and you need only 3 characters.
Let's say StreamSelected = "rtsp://72.142.0.230:80/SMIL-CHAN-273/4CIF-273.stream"
In the above, I need to extract the "273" that I will use in database query
//find the length of the string
int streamLen=StreamSelected.Length;
//now remove all characters except the last 10 characters
string streamLessTen = StreamSelected.Remove(0,(streamLen - 10));
//extract the 3 characters using substring starting from index 0
//show Result is a TextBox (txtStreamSubs) with
txtStreamSubs.Text = streamLessTen.Substring(0, 3);