How to avoid splitting of word with case - asp.net-core

Question

Below is the text that I want to split:
string content = "Tonight the warning from the Police commissioner as they crack down on anyone who leaves there house without a 'reasonable excuse'
(TAKE SOT)"
string[] contentList = content.split(' ');
I do not want to split the word i.e (TAKE SOT), if there is a text within parentheses and in an upper case then how to avoid splitting of the part.
Thanks

Answer 1

The split method can have two parameters.The first one delimits the substrings in this instance.The second one is the maximum number of elements expected in the array.
The following code snippet work for me, you can refer to it.
string content = "Tonight the warning from the Police commissioner as they crack down on anyone who leaves there house without a 'reasonable excuse' (TAKE SOT)";
string[] contents = content.Split(" ", content.Substring(0, content.IndexOf("(")).Split(" ").Length);
And this is the result of the code:
I use the method Split(String, Int32, StringSplitOptions)

Answer 2

Later after doing some research I found a solution for the problem:
public class Program
{
public static void Main()
{
string BEFORE_AND_AFTER_SOUND_EFFECT = #"\(([A-Z\s]*)\)";
List<string> wordList = new List<string>();
string content = "Tonight the warning from the Police commissioner as they (VO) crack down on anyone who leaves there house without a 'reasonable excuse' (TAKE SOT) INCUE:police will continue to be out there.";
GetWords(content, wordList, BEFORE_AND_AFTER_SOUND_EFFECT);
foreach(var item in wordList)
{
Console.WriteLine(item);
}
}
private static void GetWords(string content, List<string> wordList, string BEFORE_AND_AFTER_SOUND_EFFECT)
{
if(content.Length>0)
{
if (Regex.IsMatch(content, BEFORE_AND_AFTER_SOUND_EFFECT))
{
int textLength = content.Substring(0, Regex.Match(content, BEFORE_AND_AFTER_SOUND_EFFECT).Index).Length;
int matchLength = Regex.Match(content, BEFORE_AND_AFTER_SOUND_EFFECT).Length;
string[] words = content.Substring(0, Regex.Match(content, BEFORE_AND_AFTER_SOUND_EFFECT).Index - 1).Split(' ');
foreach (var word in words)
{
wordList.Add(word);
}
wordList.Add(content.Substring(Regex.Match(content, BEFORE_AND_AFTER_SOUND_EFFECT).Index, Regex.Match(content, BEFORE_AND_AFTER_SOUND_EFFECT).Length));
content = content.Substring((textLength + matchLength) + 1); // Remaining content
GetWords(content, wordList, BEFORE_AND_AFTER_SOUND_EFFECT);
}
else
{
wordList.Add(content);
content = content.Substring(content.Length); // Remaining content
GetWords(content, wordList, BEFORE_AND_AFTER_SOUND_EFFECT);
}
}
}
}
Thanks.