I am converting VB.NET code to c# and I am stopped when I reached the following code snippet. I need someone's help to convert Chr(34). Please help me to convert it to c#.
VB.NET Code
Dim inputString As String
inputString = "Some text ..."
inputString = Replace(inputString, Chr(34), "")**
My c# conversion is
string inputString = "Some text ...";
inputString = inputString.Replace(NEED HELP HERE, "");**
2 Answers
You can cast an integer to a char, so an "automatic" translation would be:
inputString = inputString.Replace(, ((char) 34).ToString(), "")That being said, the characters that maps to 34 (according to ASCII) is ", so you can simply construct a string with the double quote char:
inputString = inputString.Replace(, "\"", "")This will also improve readability, since it is now clear what you are doing in that part: you remove double quotation characters.
Converted code below:
string inputString = null;
inputString = "Some text ...";
inputString = Strings.Replace(inputString, Strings.Chr(34), "");
I would recommend to use any converter if you are not dealing any confidential details. This will save sometime.
In fact, I used this tool to convert your code.
