Trim function in c#

 
Can anyone tell me how to use string function Trim in C#?


Sincerely,

Tracy Ding
XYPRO Technology
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> Can anyone tell me how to use string function Trim in
C#?

The thing to remember is that string are immutable in C#/
.Net, so
calling Trim against one doesn't change THAT string, it
returns a NEW
string... you want this:

string foo = "Blah   ";
foo = foo.Trim();

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http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/t97s7bs3.aspx


Pretty straight forward:

String myString = "   Testing Testing 123   ";
Console.WriteLine(myString.Trim());

This will produce "Testing Testing 123" (notice
the lack of spaces before
and after the string contents).  There is also TrimEnd() and
TrimStart().
Also don't forget that strings are immutable in C# so
everytime you call
Trim() on a string you will get a new one back and the
original will be
unmodified.

-Pete

On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 7:14 PM, Tracy Ding <tracy_dxypro.com> wrote:

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> Can anyone tell me how to use string function Trim in
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