There may be extra spaces or formatting characters at the start or end of a string when interacting with a string object. Spaces and other characters can be taken out of either end of a string using the Trim and TrimEnd methods. You can provide a character or an array of characters to cut. If you give an array of characters, the string will be cut if any of the characters are found in the array. To remove spaces from the start and end of a group of string values, write a C# programme:

There may be extra spaces or formatting characters at the start or end of a string when interacting with a string object. Spaces and other characters can be taken out of either end of a string using the Trim and TrimEnd methods. You can provide a character or an array of characters to cut. If you give an array of characters, the string will be cut if any of the characters are found in the array. To remove spaces from the start and end of a group of string values, write a C# programme:

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Chapter7: Characters, Strings, And The Stringbuilder

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