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Maybe I'm a slow learner or maybe this is one of those beautifully hidden features of the .NET framework but I came across a nifty little static method (thanks to this post on StackOverflow), Path.Combine(string1, string2); I can't count the number of times I'd written a method to ensure a trailing \, and append one if it didn't exist, all because of some lack-of-knowledge. So keep this method handy in your knowledge bag for next time you are building file system paths!

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