Replace the last occurrence of a word in a string - C#

Here is the function to replace the last occurrence of a string

public static string ReplaceLastOccurrence(string Source, string Find, string Replace)
{
        int place = Source.LastIndexOf(Find);

        if(place == -1)
           return Source;

        string result = Source.Remove(place, Find.Length).Insert(place, Replace);
        return result;
}

• Source is the string on which you want to do the operation.
• Find is the string that you want to replace.
• Replace is the string that you want to replace it with.

Use string.LastIndexOf() to find the index of the last occurrence of the string and then use substring to look for your solution.

You have to do the replace manually:

int i = filePath.LastIndexOf(TnaName);
if (i >= 0)
    filePath = filePath.Substring(0, i) + filePath.Substring(i + TnaName.Length);

I don't see why Regex can't be used:

public static string RegexReplace(this string source, string pattern, string replacement)
{
  return Regex.Replace(source,pattern, replacement);
}

public static string ReplaceEnd(this string source, string value, string replacement)
{
  return RegexReplace(source, $"{value}$", replacement);
}

public static string RemoveEnd(this string source, string value)
{
  return ReplaceEnd(source, value, string.Empty);
}

Usage:

string filePath ="F:/feb11/MFrame/Templates/feb11";
filePath = filePath.RemoveEnd("feb11"); // F:/feb11/MFrame/Templates/
filePath = filePath.ReplaceEnd("feb11","jan11"); // F:/feb11/MFrame/Templates/jan11