Removing "Back-Slash \" from string

[M Riaz Bashir]

Hi, I want to remove "Back-Slashes \" from string. Kindly note the following example.

string strText = "(0,2,\"\",\"113.07\",\"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",\"\")";

Thank you

[loveangel888]

try the String replace method this is the MSDN for it

[Blue_Boy]

use Replace to do it

string strText = "(0,2,\"\",\"113.07\",\"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",\"\")";
strText = strText.Replace("\\","");

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[M Riaz Bashir]

I tried following method but it does'nt work.

strText = strText.Replace('\',String.Empty);

strText = strText.Replace(('\').ToString(),String.Empty);

[Lost User]

You need to use the double backslash (single backslash in a string is the escape mark) and also use a String rather than character, thus:

strText = strText.Replace(("\\"), String.Empty);

See here[^] for full details.

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[David1987]

There are no backslashes in that string. \" is a quote.

[Prasanta_Prince]

Process is same what blueboy ellastrate.

[wizardzz]

Are you sure you want to remove the \'s, they are actually what allows you string to contain the character: " You can't remove those because \" really means " in the string. If they were \\ it would mean \. So why are you trying to remove the characters that aren't even there?

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