How Can I add in asp.net

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Hi
i have

string LastYearId=C2011 
string  tot= 00024

in asp.net(cs) page. I have to generate
id. i am doing like that............

string GenerateID = LastYearId.Trim()+ tot;

and output is:

GenerateID = C2011 00024

but i don't want any space between C2011 and 00024. where i am making mistake can any one help me.

Posted 13-Apr-11 2:53am

Updated 13-Apr-11 2:55am

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lukeer · Answer 1 · 2011-04-13T02:56:00

Tried something like that?

string GenerateID = LastYearId.Trim()+tot.Trim();

Posted 13-Apr-11 2:56am

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aryanbharti 13-Apr-11 8:58am

yes i got it. thanks

jim lahey · Answer 2 · 2011-04-13T02:57:00

Maybe you need to call Trim() on tot?

<br />
string GenerateID = LastYearId.Trim() + tot.Trim();<br />

Posted 13-Apr-11 2:57am

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aryanbharti 13-Apr-11 8:58am

yes i got it. thanks

Toniyo Jackson · Answer 3 · 2011-04-13T02:59:00

Whatever you are doing is correct.
Still you trim both.

string GenerateID = LastYearId.Trim() + tot.Trim();

Posted 13-Apr-11 2:59am