// Fig. 16.14: StringBuilderReplace.cs
// Demonstrating method Replace.
using System;
using System.Text;

class StringBuilderReplace
{
   public static void Main()
   {
      StringBuilder builder1 =
         new StringBuilder( "Happy Birthday Jane" );
      StringBuilder builder2 =
         new StringBuilder( "good bye greg" );

      Console.WriteLine( "Before replacements:\n" +
         builder1.ToString() + "\n" + builder2.ToString() );

      builder1.Replace( "Jane", "Greg" );
      builder2.Replace( 'g', 'G', 0, 5 );

      Console.WriteLine( "\nAfter replacements:\n" +
         builder1.ToString() + "\n" + builder2.ToString() );
   } // end method Main
} // end class StringBuilderReplace

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