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Asked: 2026-05-13T10:10:55+00:00

i have a string like this: blablablamorecontentblablabla?name=michel&score=5&age=28&iliedabouttheage=true looks like a regular query string yes,

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i have a string like this:

blablablamorecontentblablabla?name=michel&score=5&age=28&iliedabouttheage=true

looks like a regular query string yes, but i’m not in any web context

now i want to extract the values (after the = sign) by their key , for example,what is the name (michel), the score(5), the age(28) etc.

Normally i parse the string like get the position in the string of the word ‘name’, then add 5 to it (length of ‘name=’) and name this position ‘start’ then search for the &-sign and name that position ‘end’, and then get the string between the position start and end.

But there must be a better solution, is this a regex thing?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Try System.Web.HttpUtility.ParseQueryString, passing in everything after the question mark. You would need to use the System.Web assembly, but it shouldn’t require a web context.

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