> > Welcome. Also there is this Linq approach using Enumerable.Repeat (returns the result as an IEnumerable, then converted to a plain string):
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> > string.Join("",Enumerable.Repeat("replicate",15))
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> > This might be useful, say you want those 15 "replicate" seperated by commas:
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> > string.Join(",",Enumerable.Repeat("replicate",15))
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> Not sure we have Linq here... Does it come with Visual Studio (we have 2012 Pro edition) or needs to be acquired and installed as Add-On kind of thing?
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> Ilya
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You already have it. It is available since C# 3.5 (don't know VB version but rather old, before VS 2012 - actually I wrote about in my blog starting Feb 2009).
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