[evol]

Arrh Regex the one thing that turns my brain to mush thanks for the easy to follow tutorial. 🙂

[Pussy Cat]

If you're just getting value between something such as this, Split would be faster compared to Regex. Regex isn't just about .*, if you're just gonna use .* everywhere then you don't really need to use regex.

[Pussy Cat]

This is kinda useless using both split and regex, it's best to use one or the other. Regex is a good bit faster if you know how to write proper patterns. In this case you should have just used split

This.

Regular split is usually faster performance-wise compared to Regex in most cases, sometimes the split just isn't enough though and we have to use Regex.

[Pussy Cat]

I have coded a bot in the past that has harvested up to 1000s of links per page. I tried splitting them each time and it was okay the speed. I used regex to test its speed and found that regex ran much better. But I suppose it can change in most cases

That's because you had to call the Split method multiple times, with Regex you just have to call the Matches method once.

[Leaving forever]

Thank you, searched very long, suddenly found it :D

[Almightykiwiz]

I am getting the error that Match and MatchCollection is not defined, do i need to import System.Text.RegularExpressions? Thanks

[Cody8295]

Split() is always a better solution, especially with HTML.

[Her0niC]

Really nice concept..very creative
~Her0niC