How to copy string value to another string in C# using Copy()
Overview
In C#, Copy() is a string method that is used to create a new string with the same value as the one it is copied from.
What this means is that when you call the Copy() method on a certain string, a copy of the value of this string is returned. You can then assign this returned string value to a variable or perform any other operations with it.
Syntax
string.Copy(stringToCopy)
Parameters
stringToCopy: This is the string whose value you want to copy.
Return value
The value returned is a string that is the same as the value of the string that was copied.
Code example
In the code snippet below, we created several strings and called the Copy() method on each one of them. Then we printed the copied values of the strings to the console.
// create classclass CopyString{// main methodstatic void Main(){// initialize stringsstring name = "Theodore";string role = "Software Developer";string bestHubby = "Guitarist";// Copy strings above with// the Copy() methodstring n = string.Copy(name);string r = string.Copy(role);string b = string.Copy(bestHubby);// print out copied string valuesSystem.Console.WriteLine(n);System.Console.WriteLine(r);System.Console.WriteLine(b);}}
We can see from the output of the code snippet above that the strings were successfully copied.
