String Slicing in c# using intervals

In python there are ways that allow you to access the string using an interval(slicing):

Example
Get the characters from position 2 to position 5 (not included):

b = "Hello, World!"
print(b[2:5])

Is there something similar in c#?

>Solution :

In C# 8.0 (or higher) you can use ranges, e.g

 var b = "Hello, World!";

 var result = b[2..5];

Or on old c# versions, Substring:

 var b = "Hello, World!";

 // start from 2nd char (0-bazed), take 3 characters
 var result = b.Substring(2, 3);

Finally, you can use Linq, but it’s overshoot here:

 var b = "Hello, World!";

 // Skip first 2 characters, take 3 chars and concat back to the string 
 var result = string.Concat(b
   .Skip(2)
   .Take(3));