Example 01: Replacing Blank Spaces Into Characters in a String Using the Replace() Function in Ubuntu 20.04
In this example, we will be discussing the use of replace function in a string through which we will be replacing blank spaces of a string variable into a character. The replace function will transform the old string and convert it into a new transformed string. After its transformation, we will analyze the difference between the old and the new string.
In the C# program, we initialized the string variable and assigned some text with blank spaces in between. Then we printed out the old string variable and transformed the old string variable using the replace function. In the replace function, we gave the blank spaces as the first parameter, and in the second parameter, we gave the character “,” to be replaced in the old string. This program will transform the old string variable by putting commas in place of the blank spaces. The replace function will be called inline of the printing of the new variable; it will transform the old spring and save the new value in it.
After compiling and executing the above C# program, we will get the following output as shown in the above snippet. As we can see in the output, the old thing had blank spaces between the letters, and after it was transformed, the blank spaces were replaced by commas “,”, this turned out to be a more refined look for the string variable.
Example 02: Correcting the Spelling of a Word in a String Variable Using the Replace Function in Ubuntu 20.04
This example will be focused on the grammatical or writing error overstrain variable in our programs and how we can edit them by simple function in the C sharp programming language. In this example, we will see how a part of a string that is being repeated multiple times can be corrected by the replace function. We will implement this example in the Ubuntu 20.04 environment to get a better understanding.
This is the program that we will follow for replacing a word that is spelled wrong in a string variable with the correctly spelled word. First, we will initialize a string variable and assign some text to it, but this text will have some spelling mistakes in it. Then we will print it out on the display screen for visual differences with the new string that we are creating. A new string variable will be initialized in which we will use the replace function on the old string, and in the parameter brackets, we will write the wrong spelled word in the first expression and the correctly spelled word in the second expression.
After compiling and executing the following program on the command line in the terminal of Ubuntu 20.04, we will get the following output:
As the output reflects the original string had the word “file” spelled wrong, after using the replace function and successfully correcting the spelling of the word “file” by placing it down in the parameters, we get the correct output for this string variable that we intended.
Example 03: Replacing Text of a String to Characters by Using the Replace Function in Ubuntu 20.04
In this example, we will be discussing the method for replacing the textual part of a string with some characters. The replace function allows different sets of parameters, so we can replace every aspect of the string with whatever property we like. In this example, a string variable will be Initialized, and some text will be assigned to it. After this, we will replace the text with some characters by using the replace function so let’s implement this in the C# programming language.
In the above piece of code, we have initialized a string variable labeled “s.” This string variable will then be printed and its original form; after this, we will be using the replace function to transform the last part of the string variable’s text into some characters, and this transformation will also be printed out. Then we will use the replace function once again, and this time the initial part of the text in this string variable will be transformed into some characters; this replacement will also be printed out to provide a visual difference between the old and new string.
If we compile and execute the above program, we will get the exact output as shown in the above snippet. As we can see, the string variable was partially replaced by some characters and then called again to be replaced with some characters.
Example 04: Chain Calling the Replace Function to Replace Letters Multiple Times in a String in Ubuntu 20.04
The Replace function can call itself repeatedly multiple times in one single line. We can use this property to utilize the replace function as an encryption mechanism as well. The chain call property will be used to make repetitive replacements to a string variable. We will implement this example in the Ubuntu 20.04 environment.
In this C# program, we will be implementing the chain calling of the Replace() Function to make multiple changes to a string variable. We will initialize a string variable with some characters in it and print it. Then we will call the replace function multiple times to replace the string variable’s alphabets with other alphabets.
The result of the compilation and execution of the C# program will give the following output:
As the output suggests that the alphabet “A” has been replaced with the alphabet “D.” We called the Replace function three times, and every time we replaced the alphabets in a descending order that is “A” to “B” to “C” to “D.”
Example 05: Replacing a Word and a Character in a String Variable Using the Replace Function in Ubuntu 20.04
The use of Replace function to alter a sentence will be examined in this example. We will first replace a wrongly spelled word with a correctly spelled word, and after this, we will replace a character with a blank space and make the string variable orderly and correct.
In this program, we initialized a string variable with some text assigned to it, then we corrected the spelling of the word “file” in the text, and then we used the replace function again to replace the “,” with a blank space to filter the string variable and make it proper.
After compiling and executing the program, we will get the above output. In this output, we can see the transition of the string variable from one replace function to the other, filtering out all the errors in the text.
Conclusion
In this article, we discussed the Replace() function for the string variable used in C# programming. The Replace() function is utilized to replace a part of a string with the use of parameters. We implemented the string Replace() function in the C# programming language and studied the changes it can create to a string in the Ubuntu 20.04 environment.
