Append single quote with values in string builder

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I need to get output as '1234567' when using string builder in C#.NET.
Those reocrds I pass from data table.

Thanks in advance...

[Edit] Removed shouting. [Edit]

Posted 9-Sep-12 23:29pm

thilagpravin

Updated 10-Sep-12 0:07am

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Solution 3

string.Format() can also help:

C#

string output = string.Format("'{0}'", data);

Posted 10-Sep-12 0:26am

WebMaster

Solution 2

C#

string s = "1,2,3"; string replaced = "'"+s.Replace(",", "','")+"'";

or

string s = "123"; string replaced = "'"+s.Replace("", "'")+"'";

check if the above help , still not sure what exactly r u asking for

Posted 9-Sep-12 23:56pm

Rickin Kane

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Kuthuparakkal 10-Sep-12 6:10am

absolutely weird

Rickin Kane 10-Sep-12 21:27pm

sorry buddy , really weird

Mario Majčica 10-Sep-12 6:18am

A performance and readability disaster! :)

Rickin Kane 10-Sep-12 21:26pm

hey mario , thanks for highlighting the error never realise that the question was for Datatable and string builder related , thought it to be just string conversion , apologies friends

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Mario Majčica · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-09T23:53:00

Solution 1

AppendFormat method should do:

C#

StringBuilder s = new StringBuilder();

s.AppendFormat("'{0}'", myData);

Cheers

Posted 9-Sep-12 23:53pm

Mario Majčica

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Kuthuparakkal 10-Sep-12 6:11am

very nice, my 5+