Here's my string
string str = "a";Now I use string.Remove()
str.Remove(0);
Console.WriteLine(str);The character 'a' is still there, why is this?
DaveTran
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Jump to PostStrings are immutable. When you have set a string equal to a value, that value does not change in and of itself. Rather, changes are returned in a new string object.
To see your changes, you would write something like
string str = "a"; str = …
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apegram
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Strings are immutable. When you have set a string equal to a value, that value does not change in and of itself. Rather, changes are returned in a new string object.
To see your changes, you would write something like
string str = "a";
str = str.Remove(0);
Geekitygeek
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like a walking textbook :)
+1
DaveTran
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Junior Poster
Immutable huh? I'm going to have to look that one up.
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