using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
return Regex.Replace(strWithDoubleQuotes, @"[^\w]", "");
Instead of targetting the double quotes in the string, we are targetting the word character (\w = Any word character [a-zA-Z0-9_]) in the above example.
If user needs to ignore any other special characters, then he should include in the regular expression along with the word character
If user wants to ignore "@" then,
strWithoutDoubleQuotes = Regex.Replace(strWithDoubleQuotes, @"[^\w@]", "");
Sample Output :
strWithDoubleQuotes = testingsample"s@net
result = testingsamples@net
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