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Paths in C#

     
/*
s = new FileStream("C:\\temp\\Goo.txt", FileMode.Create);

or use forward (Unix-style) slashes:

s = new FileStream("C:/temp/Goo.txt", FileMode.Create);

or use the at sign (@), which is a control-character suppressor:

s = new FileStream(@"C:\temp\Goo.txt", FileMode.Create);
*/

   
    
    
    
  








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2.Use static methods in Path
3.Resolve Path
4.Map Path
5.File Path Collection
6.Directory listing
7.Gets a list of files
8.Get Relative Path
9.Make Absolute Path
10.Combines two path strings.
11.Split the path into array of string
12.Get Application Relative Path
13.Performs operations on String instances that contain file or directory path information.
14.Get temp path
15.Get full path
16.Get temp file name
17.Combines two strings into a path.
18.Combines three strings into a path.
19.Combines four strings into a path.
20.Combines an array of strings into a path.
21.Get a list of invalid path characters.
22.Get a list of invalid file characters.
23.creates a relative path to "targetFile" that is relative to "path"
24.Creates a relative path from one file or folder to another.
25.Copies the specified resource to a temporary file and returns its path.
26.Is valid path name
27.Get Application Path
28.Calculate Relative Path
29.Combine paths
30.Gets the path of the current request relative to the application base path.
31.Redirects to a path relative to the application base path.
32.Gets the relative path from a source to a target path.
33.Gets the common root path of the given path list.
34.Relative Paths
35.Checks if path provided corresponds to a directory.
36.Compares two rooted paths for equality. Any of the paths provided may end with path separator - it will be ignored.
37.Combines two paths, removing root-folder combinations.
38.Combine base Path and relative Path
39.Get Execution Path
40.Get relative path (2)
41.Formats the path.
42.Gets the relative path.
43.Checks a directory path and returns a normalized form with trailing
44.Returns the path argument adjusted to be relative to the base path. Absolute path names will be returned unchanged.