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Thread: String Tokenizer Help

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    Default String Tokenizer Help

    I need to read an address and phone number from a file. In the file there are three lines, each of them having something like John Doe, 123 first Street, (555) 555-5555, 123456789 on each line. I can't seem to get just the address part and return that for each line. Can someone help?


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    Default Re: String Tokenizer Help

    Recommend you post some code, showing what you have tried so far. There are many ways to get the information (string.indexOf, split, regex) but what you've done so far provides context

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