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| deleting charector from a string also as a side note, where is the best place ot find C# tutorals? because what i've found so far, tend to be over the top or strang. |
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| Strings are immutable so you can't actually remove it, you can however create a new string with those characters removed. Code: string NewString = OldString.Replace("\"", "").Replace(",", "");
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