string inputString = "1/10 EP Sp'arrowha?wk XT R;TR 2.4GHz Red"; //Characters Collection: (';', '\', '/', ':', '*', '?', ' " ', '<', '>', '|', '&', ''') string outputString = "1 10 EP Sp arrowha wk XT R TR 2.4GHz Red";
Full disclosure of the following code:
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I really don't know C #, but I can use Google for "C# string replace regex" and on MSDN .
"C# string replace regex"
Regex re = new Regex("[;\\/:*?\"<>|&']"); string outputString = re.Replace(inputString, " ");
Here is the correct code:
string inputString = "1/10 EP Sp'arrowha?wk XT R;TR 2.4GHz R\\ed"; Regex re = new Regex("[;\\\\/:*?\"<>|&']"); string outputString = re.Replace(inputString, " "); // outputString is "1 10 EP Sp arrowha wk XT R TR 2.4GHz R ed"
Demo: http://ideone.com/hrKdJ
Also: http://www.regular-expressions.info/
string outputString = Regex.Replace(inputString,"[;\/:*?""<>|&']",String.Empty)
Here is java code to replace special characters
String inputString = "1/10 EP Sp'arrowha?wk XT R;TR 2.4GHz R\\ed"; String re = "[;\\\\/:*?\"<>|&']"; Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile(re); Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher(inputString); String outputString = matcher.replaceAll(" ");