The Replace function looks like this:
Result: wccome in C# Corner
No locations to find, just replace the string. However, what if we had a string with two occurrences of the string, like:
Result: Heddo wordd
If we only wanted to replace the first one, Replace wouldn't work, since it always replaces ALL occurrences of the string. But Stuff would, since it only replaces the string it finds at the starting location we tell it for the number of chars we want it to replace.
select replace('welcome in C# Corner','el','c')
Result: wccome in C# Corner
No locations to find, just replace the string. However, what if we had a string with two occurrences of the string, like:
select replace('Hello world','l','d')
Result: Heddo wordd
If we only wanted to replace the first one, Replace wouldn't work, since it always replaces ALL occurrences of the string. But Stuff would, since it only replaces the string it finds at the starting location we tell it for the number of chars we want it to replace.
select stuff('Hello world',7, 5,'Manish')
Result: Hello Manish
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