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Asked: May 15, 20262026-05-15T17:10:10+00:00 2026-05-15T17:10:10+00:00

I’m thinking of something like: foreach (var word in paragraph.split(‘ ‘)) { if (badWordArray.Contains(word)

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I’m thinking of something like:

foreach (var word in paragraph.split(' ')) {
  if (badWordArray.Contains(word) {
    // do something about it
  }
}

but I’m sure there’s a better way.

Thanks in advance!

UPDATE
I’m not looking to remove obscenities automatically… for my web app, I want to be notified if a word I deem “bad” is used. Then I’ll review it myself to make sure it’s legit. An auto flagging system of sorts.

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    2026-05-15T17:10:10+00:00Added an answer on May 15, 2026 at 5:10 pm

    While your way works, it may be a bit time consuming. There is a wonderful response here for a previous SO question. Though the question talks about PHP instead of C#, I think it can be easily ported.

    Edit to add sample code:

    public string FilterWords(string inputWords) {
        Regex wordFilter = new Regex("(puppies|kittens|dolphins|crabs)");
        return wordFilter.Replace(inputWords, "<3");
    }
    

    That should work for you, more or less.

    Edit to answer OP clarification:

    I’m not looking to remove obscenities automatically… for my web app, I want to be notified if a word I deem “bad” is used.

    Much as the replacement portion above, you can see if something matches like so:

    public bool HasBadWords(string inputWords) {
        Regex wordFilter = new Regex("(puppies|kittens|dolphins|crabs)");
        return wordFilter.IsMatch(inputWords);
    }
    

    It will return true if the string you passed to it contains any words in the list.

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