Question

("hello").Remove('e');

So String.Remove has many overloads, one of which is : String.Remove(int startIndex)

Somehow the character I’ve written 'e' gets converted to an int and the WRONG overloaded function is called. This is completely unexpected behivour. Do I just have to live with this or is it possible to possibly file a bug so it gets corrected in the next version of the (holy) .NET framework?

Answer 1

String.Remove has precisely 2 overloads, both of which take an int as their first parameter.

I believe you are looking for String.Replace, as in

string newString = "hello".Replace("e", string.Empty);