Just like the title says.
I\'ve tried doing str.Replace(\"\",\"0\");
but it gave me error because oldValue
has zero length.
Is it possi
String.Replace takes two string arguments oldValue and newValue. You specified the newValue 0 however an empty string is not legal for the oldValue.
try below code :-
str.Replace(" ","0");
or you can just assign "0" to emptry string as below :-
if(str == string.Empty)
{
str = "0";
}
or making it simple :-
String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(str) ? "0" : str;