Why does my a.Replace() method not work here??

Question

static void Main(string[] args)
{
string a = "love you";
a=a.Replace(" love" , "hate");
Console.WriteLine(a); }
//output love you.....why it didnt replace love with hate to give output of " hate you"?
Please help me here....

Answer 1

That's right John Doe's Johnny
Thankfully this was a small code, so finding it with only our eyes is still possible : )

Answer 2

DataStream Cowboy ,
It didn't work because string <a> doesn't contain " love" (notice the space before the 'love'). It will work if you wrote:
a = a.Replace("love", "hate");
Again, notice there shouldn't be any space before the word 'love'.
(Edit)
To have " hate you" as output, you place the space before the word 'hate' as follows:
a = a.Replace("love", " hate");

Answer 3

Ipang hey thanks....it was a little mistake... You saved my time..cheers

Answer 4

Cbr✔[ Most active ] i still didnt get you..... Replace is a method then why should i write replace as you stated..or am wrong again

Answer 5

You are very welcome DataStream Cowboy, keep it going buddy ✌

Answer 6

Hi I will like to how I create my own code