TrimEndParams

TrimEndParams is a method in the.NET Framework used to remove specific characters from the end of a string. It is an extension method in the Enumerable class that initializes a sequence of strings by removing characters from the end of another sequence of strings.

The TrimEndParams method uses a sequence of characters to trim from the end of each string in the source sequence. This is different from the Trim method, which removes specified characters from the beginning and end of a string. TrimEndParams is primarily used to remove specific file extensions or other unwanted characters from the end of file names.

The method parameters include the source sequence of strings and a sequence of characters to be trimmed from the end of the strings. The method returns an enumerable sequence of strings with the specified characters removed. The trim operations are performed from the end of each string, meaning that the specified characters will be removed only if they appear at the end of the string, not anywhere else.

TrimEndParams also provides an overload version that allows the characters to be passed as a single string instead of a sequence of characters. This provides more flexibility in specifying the characters to be trimmed.

TrimEndParams is commonly used in file management and text processing operations, such as file renaming or text filtering. It is especially useful when dealing with files with specific extensions, such as.tmp,.log, or.zip. The method can also be used to remove unwanted characters from other kinds of strings, such as log messages, email addresses, or text data.