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Asked: 2026-06-12T09:49:20+00:00

Using C# we can do string check like if string.contains() method, e.g.: string test

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Using C# we can do string check like if string.contains() method, e.g.: 

string test = "Microsoft";
if (test.Contains("i"))
    test = test.Replace("i","a");

This is fine. But what if I want to replace a string which contains ” symbol to be replaced.

I want to achieve this: 

"<html><head>

I want to remove the " symbol present in check so that the result would be:

<html><head>
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  1. Editorial Team

    The ” character can also be replaced, just like any other:

    test = test.Replace("\"","");

    Also, note that you don’t have to test if the character exists : your test.Contains(“i”) could be removed since the .Replace() method won’t do anything (no replace, no error thrown) if the character doesn’t exist inside the string.

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