How to correctly connect the file name with the path to the file?

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  • In my opinion this is it java2s.com/Tutorials/CSharp/System.IO/Path/… - Alexander Muksimov
  • string path = @ "C: \ temp \ file.txt"; are you talking about it? - ogorank
  • And for what cons? Good simple question, not? - VladD
  • The answers are good, especially with exception handling. Took note. - Alexander Puzanov

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Use the Path.Combine method ( System.IO namespace). Example:

 string fullPath = Path.Combine(@"C:\Log", "log.txt");

    If you need an exception to be thrown in the case of "wrong" names:

      if (Path.GetFileName(fileName) != fileName) { throw new Exception("'fileName' is invalid!"); } string combined = Path.Combine(dir, fileName);

    If you just need to smerdit not bothering:

      string combined = Path.Combine(dir, Path.GetFileName(fileName));