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String Methods of C#

The document provides an overview of various string methods in C#, including Remove(), Equals(), Replace(), and Split(). Each method is explained with sample code and output, demonstrating their functionality. A table summarizing additional string methods and their descriptions is also included.

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String Methods of C#

The document provides an overview of various string methods in C#, including Remove(), Equals(), Replace(), and Split(). Each method is explained with sample code and output, demonstrating their functionality. A table summarizing additional string methods and their descriptions is also included.

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HARISH KANCHAN

Methods of C# string
There are various string methods in C#. Some of them are as follows:

Remove() In C#, Remove() is used for removing the characters from the specified
position of a string. If the length is not specified, then it will remove all the characters
after specified position.

Sample Example

// C# program to illustrate the


// public string Remove(int StartIndex)
using System;

class Geeks {

// Main Method
public static void Main()
{

// define string
String str = "HARISHKANCHAN";

Console.WriteLine("Given String : " + str);

// delete from index 4 to end of string


Console.WriteLine("New String1 : " + str.Remove(4));

// delete character from index 8 to end of string


Console.WriteLine("New String2 : " + str.Remove(8));
}
}

• Output:
• Given String : HARISHKANCHAN
• New String1 : HARI
• New String2 : HARISHKA

Equals() In C#.NET, the Equals() method is a part of the System.String class, and it
is used to compare the contents of two strings to determine if they are equal. The
method returns a Boolean value indicating whether the two strings are equal or not.

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Replace() The Replace() method in C#.NET is a built-in method of the System.String


class that is used to replace all occurrences of a specified substring or characters with
another substring. The method returns a new string with the replacements made.

For example

string originalString = "Hello, Kanchan";

string replacedString = originalString.Replace("Kanchan", "Friend");

Console.WriteLine(replacedString);

Output: Hello Friend

Split() The Split() method in C#.NET is a built-in method of the System.String class
that is used to split a string into an array of substrings based on a specified delimiter.
The result is an array of strings containing the substrings.

Example:

string data = "apple,orange;banana";

char[] separators = { ',', ';' };

string[] fruits = data.Split(separators);

foreach (string fruit in fruits)

Console.WriteLine(fruit);

Console.ReadKey();

Output:

apple

orange

banana

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Methods Description

Format() returns a formatted string

Split() splits the string into substring

Substring() returns substring of a string

Compare() compares string objects

Replace() replaces the specified old character with the specified new character

Contains() checks whether the string contains a substring

Join() joins the given strings using the specified separator

Trim() removes any leading and trailing whitespaces

EndsWith() checks if the string ends with the given string

IndexOf() returns the position of the specified character in the string

ToUpper() converts the string to uppercase

ToLower() converts the string to lowercase

returns string padded with spaces or with a specified Unicode


PadLeft()
character on the left

returns string padded with spaces or with a specified Unicode


PadRight()
character on the right

StartsWith() checks if the string begins with the given string

ToCharArray() converts the string to a char array

LastIndexOf() returns index of the last occurrence of a specified string

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