Answer by DerpyDog for using the string.split function but getting an...
if you wanted the application to check if it is a legit whole number, you could just add equationArray[0] == null || equationArray[0] == "" || equationArray[0] == " " to your if statement.
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There is a space before +, so it will split there with an empty string on one side and + on the other. You might find the option to remove empty entries useful - this would also result in collapsing...
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I would also assume "1 + 2" is legal, i.e. in general whitespace of any length is only of relevance for splitting tokens ? Therefore you need to use an overload of Split that takes a StringSplitOptions...
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So i am attempting to make a calculator and I am unsure of how to take the equation and split it up into operators and operands. I have chosen to do this by using the string.split function to turn it...
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