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c# string.replace in foreach loop

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Somehow I can't seem to get string replacement within a foreach loop in C# to work. My code is as follows :

foreach (string s in names)
{
    s.Replace("pdf", "txt");
}

Am still quite new to LINQ so pardon me if this sounds amateurish ;)

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paradox Avatar asked Apr 26 '10 08:04

paradox


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1 Answers

You say you're after a LINQ solution... that's easy:

var replacedNames = names.Select(x => x.Replace("pdf", "txt"));

We don't know the type of names, but if you want to assign back to it you could potentially use ToArray or ToList:

// If names is a List<T>
names = names.Select(x => x.Replace("pdf", "txt")).ToList();
// If names is an array
names = names.Select(x => x.Replace("pdf", "txt")).ToArray();

You should be aware that the code that you've posted isn't using LINQ at all at the moment though...

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Jon Skeet Avatar answered Sep 17 '22 14:09

Jon Skeet