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I have string str="Arts And Props"
now i want to replace space in string with null.
means i want result as str="ArtsAndProps"

Posted 4-May-10 20:41pm

tejasvee

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Sandeep Mewara 5-May-10 2:59am

You just want to remove 'spaces' and not insert NULL!

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Solution 2

Try str.Replace(" ",string.Empty);

Posted 4-May-10 21:01pm

Abhinav S

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2010-05-04T20:48:00

Solution 1

No, you're wrong. You want to replace the string with an empty string. Null is something different. The string class has a Replace method, replace " " with string.Empty and you're done.

Posted 4-May-10 20:48pm

Christian Graus