c# - How to decode a Unicode character in a string

Question

How do I decode this string 'Schu00f6nen' (@"Schu00f6nen") in C#, I've tried HttpUtility but it doesn't give me the results I need, which is "Sch?nen".

Answer 1

Regex.Unescape did the trick:

System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Unescape(@"Schu00f6nen");

_{Note that you need to be careful when testing your variants or writing unit tests: "Schu00f6nen" is already "Sch?nen". You need @ in front of string to treat u00f6 as part of the string.}