Remove white space from right side of string in c# win. form

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How can i remove white space from right side of string in c# win. form?
Example:-

Hello__World_____//Here "_" means a blank

OUTPUT

Hello__World

Note:- Between Hello and World white space should remain 2 and my text is bigger than a Theseus so don't suggest iteration or looping.

Till now i could just write

string s = "Hello  World     ";
s = s.Trim();

But this removes gap between hello and world

Thanks in advance

Posted 30-Oct-14 3:39am

agent_kruger

Updated 30-Oct-14 3:43am

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Try s.TrimStart() to remove spaces at beginning and s.TrimEnd()to remove spaces at the end and simply s.Trim() to remove spaces on both sides;

Posted 30-Oct-14 3:49am

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Thanks7872 · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-30T03:43:00

Solution 1

Try

C#

string s = "Hello  World     ";
s = s.TrimEnd();

Agent_Spock wrote:
.Trim() removes gap between hello and world

No. It won't.

String.Trim Method[^]:
Removes all leading and trailing white-space characters from the current String object

Posted 30-Oct-14 3:43am

Thanks7872

Updated 30-Oct-14 3:48am

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