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To my surprise, this code does not produce expected results: var basePath = @"\\server\BaseFolder"; var relativePath = @"\My\Relative\Folder"; var combinedPath = Path.Combine(basePath, relativePath); The result is \My\Relative\Folder instead of the expected \\server\BaseFolder\My\Relative\Folder . Why is this? What's the best way to combine relative paths that may or may not have a slash in them? EDIT: I'm aware that I can just do string manipulation on relativePath to detect and remove a starting slash. Is there a safer way of doing this (I thought Path.Combine was supposed to be the safe way) that will account for backslashes and frontslashes?
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