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    Fasih Dawood
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    This C# program takes a string "This is a Cow" as input. It finds the index of " is " in the string and replaces the characters " is " with " was " by modifying the character array. It then constructs a new string from the modified character array and prints the output "This was a Cow".

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    This C# program takes a string "This is a Cow" as input. It finds the index of " is " in the string and replaces the characters " is " with " was " by modifying the character array. It then constructs a new string from the modified character array and prints the output "This was a Cow".

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    Replacement 222

    Uploaded by

    Fasih Dawood
    This C# program takes a string "This is a Cow" as input. It finds the index of " is " in the string and replaces the characters " is " with " was " by modifying the character array. It then constructs a new string from the modified character array and prints the output "This was a Cow".

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    using System;

    namespace ConsoleApplication2

    class Program

    static void Main(string[] args)

    string str = "This is a Cow";

    Console.WriteLine("Before Replacing is : "+str);

    char[] toChangeChar = str.ToCharArray();

    int charIndex = str.IndexOf(" is ");

    if (charIndex != -1)

    toChangeChar[charIndex++] = ' ';

    toChangeChar[charIndex++] = 'w';

    toChangeChar[charIndex++] = 'a';

    toChangeChar[charIndex] = 's';

    string ustr = new string(toChangeChar);

    Console.WriteLine("After Replacing Is as Was: "+ustr);

    Console.ReadKey();

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