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Is it safe, or at least a "good practice", in C# to do things like this:

string cnt;

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cnt = cnt.Trim();

(In C, for instance, sometimes, you have to be careful with that kind of assignment.)

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Yes, it's safe and it's often a good idea with strings since they are immutable (the original object is unchanged, Trim() returns a reference to a new object).

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