I have a url:
sys.php?x=23&y=20&z=9d939b
And I don’t really know how to parse the ‘z’ value from it.
I have a url: sys.php?x=23&y=20&z=9d939b And I don’t really know how to parse the
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I have a url:
sys.php?x=23&y=20&z=9d939b
And I don’t really know how to parse the ‘z’ value from it.
Use the
HttpUtility.ParseQueryString()method, detailed here. It’ll return a collection that gives you all the names (x,y,z), and the values (23, 20, 3d939b).