You can use the string.Replace method to find and replace a substring of a longer string with a new substring.  Replace is an instance method that acts upon a specified string and returns a new string.
In the example below, we replace every occurrence of “race” with “class”, returning the new string.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8  |             string quote =@"There's a race of men that don't fit in,A race that can't sit still;";            string newQuote = quote.Replace("race", "class");            Console.WriteLine(string.Format("ORIGINAL:\n{0}", quote));            Console.WriteLine(string.Format("NEW:\n{0}", newQuote)); | 
You can use Replace to remove instances of a particular substring (replacing them with an empty string).
1 2 3 4 5 6  | string quote = "Four awesome score and seven awesome years ago";string newQuote = quote.Replace("awesome ", "");Console.WriteLine(string.Format("ORIGINAL:\n{0}", quote));Console.WriteLine(string.Format("NEW:\n{0}", newQuote)); | 

