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I don't have much experience with RegEx so I am using many chained String.Replace() calls to remove unwanted characters -- is there a RegEx I can write to streamline this?

string messyText = GetText();
string cleanText = messyText.Trim()
         .ToUpper()
         .Replace(",", "")
         .Replace(":", "")
         .Replace(".", "")
         .Replace(";", "")
         .Replace("/", "")
         .Replace("", "")
         .Replace("
", "")
         .Replace("", "")
         .Replace("
", "")
         .Replace(Environment.NewLine, "")
         .Replace(" ", "");

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Try this regex:

Regex regex = new Regex(@"[s,:.;/\]+");
string cleanText = regex.Replace(messyText, "").ToUpper();

s is a character class equivalent to [ ].


If you just want to preserve alphanumeric characters, instead of adding every non-alphanumeric character in existence to the character class, you could do this:

Regex regex = new Regex(@"[W_]+");
string cleanText = regex.Replace(messyText, "").ToUpper();

Where W is any non-word character (not [^a-zA-Z0-9_]).


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