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you mean ...<br />
<br />
string myString = &quot;Hey\r\nWhat\r&quot;;<br />
myString = myString.Replace(myString,<wbr /> @&quot;\r&quot;, &quot;&nbsp;&quot;);<br />
Console.WriteLine(myString<wbr />);<br />

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you mean ...

string myString = "Hey\r\nWhat\r";
myString = myString.Replace(myString, @"\r", " ");
Console.WriteLine(myString);


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Ah, oops, that's my bad, sorry.
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actually ...<br />
<br />
string myString = &quot;Hey\r\nWhat\r&quot;;<br />
myString = myString.Replace(@&quot;\r&quot;, &quot;&nbsp;&quot;);<br />
Console.WriteLine(myString<wbr />);
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actually ...

string myString = "Hey\r\nWhat\r";
myString = myString.Replace(@"\r", " ");
Console.WriteLine(myString);

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nah, you're rright it was absolutly collaborative.
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nah, you're rright it was absolutly collaborative.

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I would like to replace a Carriage Return with a space in C#<br />
something like this:<br />
myString.Replace(carriage return, &quot;&nbsp;&quot;)<br />
Thanks
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I would like to replace a Carriage Return with a space in C#
something like this:
myString.Replace(carriage return, " ")
Thanks

Replace Carriage return

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).