Question

Say for example I have the following string:

var testString = ‘Hello, world’;

And I want to call the following methods:

var newString = testString.Replace(‘Hello’, ”).Replace(‘world’, ”);

Is there some code construct that simplifies this, so that I only have to specify the Replace method once, and can specify a bunch of parameters to pass to it in one go?

Answer 1

Create a function to which you pass the String and a Dictionary(String, String). Iterate over each item in the Dictionary and InputString.Replace(DictionaryEntry.Key, DictionaryEntry.Value). Return the string with the replaced values.

But I’d just do .Replace.Replace if it’s only 2 times…