VBScript to find the number of times a particular character is repeated in a given string. without using len, mid, right, left

[Malluri Ramesh]

VBScript to find the number of times a particular character is repeated in a given string.  without using len, mid, right, left

[bhavin v patel]

Good one..
You can do with regrular expression..

[Gautham Maroli]

str_1= "THis is a test"
count = 0
str_1 = LCase(str_1) & "@"

str_len = InStr(str_1,"@")
'MsgBox str_len

For i = 1 To str_len
    If InStr(i, str_1, "t") > 0 Then
        str_pos = InStr(i, str_1, "t")
        count = count +1
        i = str_pos
    End If
Next 

MsgBox "String Count:"&count
> "COUNT:"

Regards,

Gautham Maroli

On Mon, Aug 25, 2014 at 6:26 PM, Malluri Ramesh <malluri...@gmail.com> wrote:

VBScript to find the number of times a particular character is repeated in a given string.  without using len, mid, right, left

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[Gautham Maroli]

With Regular Expression:

count = 0
str_1= "This is a Test"

Set regExp_1 = New RegExp
regExp_1.IgnoreCase = True
regExp_1.Global = True
regExp_1.Pattern = "t"

Set str_match = regExp_1.Execute(str_1)
For Each Match in str_match
  count = count +1

Next
MsgBox "String Count:"&count

Regards,

Gautham Maroli

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[ranjan kumar]

This ll give number of times a character or word is repeating

s="hello how r u h"

Msgbox ubound(split(s,"h"))

Regards

Ranjan

[QTP Rss]

Dear All,

 

To summaries all, we can find a conclusion that both Regular Expression(by Gutam) and Split(by Ranja) will work but depending on the cases.

1.      If the search string(word) is unique then use Split.

Pro: If we want to find a word called ‘test’ out of the string ‘This is a test for tester’. Then count will be 2, but actual result should be 1.

Otherwise always advice to use regular expression.

Regard,

Kapi Das