command-line arguments separator and how to check for it in C#

Question

what are the characters used to separate command-line arguments (such as white space, \t)? How do you check whether a string contains a separator? for example: Check("abcd") is false and Check("ab cd") or Check("ab\tcd") is true

Answer 1

C# by default splits your arguments on bases of white space so there shouldn't be a need to split your arguments.

But if you have to do it for some reason then

You can split you command line arguments using string.split(' ') and get the array of strings

so basically you will do something like this

bool Check(string argument)
{
    string[] arguments = argument.split(' ');
    if (arguments.Length > 1) // In your case if you are expecting 2 or more arguments
    {
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}