[Solved] split string with having dot as deliminator and dot in value as well [closed]

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Try this might be you get some help.

public static void Main()
{
    var str1 = "XXX.XXX.test.com.X1";
    var str2 = "Y.YY.google.co.in.X2";
    var str3 = "ZZ.ZZZ.google.co.in";
    var str4 = "PPPP.P.Yahoo";
    var str5="XX.XXX.test.com.Y1";
    var str6="Y.YY.google.co.in.X2";
    var str7 ="Y.YY.google.co.in.XX";

    var regex = new Regex(@".[XY][0-9a-zA-Z](.*)", RegexOptions.Singleline);

    str1=string.Join(".", str1.Split('.').Skip(2).ToArray());
    str2=string.Join(".", str2.Split('.').Skip(2).ToArray());
    str3=string.Join(".", str3.Split('.').Skip(2).ToArray());
    str4=string.Join(".", str4.Split('.').Skip(2).ToArray());
    str5=string.Join(".", str5.Split('.').Skip(2).ToArray());
    str6=string.Join(".", str6.Split('.').Skip(2).ToArray());
    str7=string.Join(".", str7.Split('.').Skip(2).ToArray());

     Console.WriteLine(regex.Replace(str1, ""));
     Console.WriteLine(regex.Replace(str2, ""));
     Console.WriteLine(regex.Replace(str3, ""));
     Console.WriteLine(regex.Replace(str4, ""));
     Console.WriteLine(regex.Replace(str5, ""));
     Console.WriteLine(regex.Replace(str6, ""));
     Console.WriteLine(regex.Replace(str7, ""));
}

See this demo as well

Output like below:

test.com
google.co.in
google.co.in
Yahoo
test.com
google.co.in
google.co.in

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solved split string with having dot as deliminator and dot in value as well [closed]