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How to remove file extension using C#?
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Problem
I am trying to remove file extension of a file with many dots in it:
Is there any better way of doing this?
string a = "asdasdasd.asdas.adas.asdasdasdasd.edasdasd";
string b = a.Substring(a.LastIndexOf('.'), a.Length - a.LastIndexOf('.'));
string c = a.Replace(b, "");
Console.WriteLine(c);Is there any better way of doing this?
Solution
If you can, just use
Returns the file name of the specified path string without the extension.
With one line of code you can get the same result.
If you want to create one by yourself, why not just use this?
P.S Special thanks to @Anthony and @CompuChip to point me out some mistake i done, bad day maybe.
You take everything which comes from 0 (the start) to the last dot which means the start of the extension
Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtensionReturns the file name of the specified path string without the extension.
Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension("asdasdasd.asdas.adas.asdasdasdasd.edasdasd");With one line of code you can get the same result.
If you want to create one by yourself, why not just use this?
int index = a.LastIndexOf('.');
b = index == -1 ? a : a.Substring(0, index);P.S Special thanks to @Anthony and @CompuChip to point me out some mistake i done, bad day maybe.
You take everything which comes from 0 (the start) to the last dot which means the start of the extension
Code Snippets
Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension("asdasdasd.asdas.adas.asdasdasdasd.edasdasd");int index = a.LastIndexOf('.');
b = index == -1 ? a : a.Substring(0, index);Context
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