Creates a new instance of string with the same value as a specified
instance of string.
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Parameters
- str
- The string to be copied.
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Returns
A new string with the same value as
str.
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Exceptions
Remarks
Example
The following example demonstrates copying strings.
| C# Example |
using System;
public class StringCopyExample {
public static void Main() {
string strA = "string";
Console.WriteLine( "The initial string, strA, is '{0}'.", strA );
string strB = String.Copy( strA );
strA = strA.ToUpper();
Console.WriteLine( "The copied string, strB, before strA.ToUpper, is '{0}'.", strB );
Console.WriteLine( "The initial string after StringCopy and ToUpper, is '{0}'.", strA );
Console.WriteLine( "The copied string, strB, after strA.ToUpper, is '{0}'.", strB );
}
}
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The output is
The initial string, strA, is 'string'.
The copied string, strB, before strA.ToUpper, is 'string'.
The initial string after StringCopy and ToUpper, is 'STRING'.
The copied string, strB, after strA.ToUpper, is 'string'.
Requirements
Namespace: System
Assembly: mscorlib (in mscorlib.dll)
Assembly Versions: 1.0.5000.0, 2.0.0.0