How to remove some text from string?

hi,

You can write logic like..

Count the no. of spaces in the string, and then find the 2nd space position then from that position on wards to last remove the characters.

using

Substring()

and

Split()

functions

I solved it with help of VijayChauhan comment..

string sString = "Mrinal Kumar Jha\r\n Rest of the string";
int icount=0;
int iCountIndex = 0;
foreach (char c in sString)
{
  if (c.ToString() != "\r")
  {
    iCountIndex++; // 16th index
  }
  else
  {
    break;
  }
}
sString = sString.Remove(0, iCountIndex);

Strings are immutable. You cannot modify any strings.

I think you need something very different: to obtain one string from another, with some text removed, such as

string name = //...
name = name.Replace("Mishra", string.Empty); // perhaps the sample is too simplified, but you got the idea

In this line, you create a brand new string object; old object will be eventually discarded (by Garbage Collector, some time later). The variable name will loose its referential identity as a result of operation, that is, not only the referenced object is new, but, as a result, the reference itself is new.

(You should understand here, that if you have a variable/field of reference type, it consist of two parts: a reference as object and the referenced object, the reference object always stored on heap, the reference can be somewhere else.)

—SA