title: Removing a character, taking the number after that, removing the next and so on
body: <p>I'm trying to do as follows in C#:
  I have a string with the following data (this is an example with the longest string available, it is taken from a database, the database could return different numbers within the string depending on which ID i choose):
  <code>|1|,|2|,|3|,|4|,|5|,|6|,|7|,|8|,|9|,|10|,|11|,|12|,|13|,|14|,|15|,|16|,|17|,|18|,|19|,|20|,|21|,|22|,|23|,|24|,|25|,|26|,|27|,|28|,|29|,|30|,|31|,|32|,|33|,|34|,|35|,|36|,|37|,|38|,|39|,|40|,|41|,|42|,|43|,|44|,|45|,|46|,|47|,|48|,|49|,|50|,|51|,|52|,|53|</code></p>
  
  <p>These are weeks of the year, I want to remove every "|" and "," and store each integer in one index in a list like so:</p>
  
  <pre><code>`
  weekList[0] = 1
  weekList[1] = 2
  weekList[2] = 3
  weekList[3] = 4
  weekList[4] = 5
  .
  .
  .
  weekList[49] = 50
  weekList[50] = 51
  weekList[51] = 52
  weekList[52] = 53
  `
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>How can this be achieved ? I've read a lot about regex but couldn't find a way to do this at all...</p>