Is there a shortform way to replace two characters inside a string in C#?

Question

Given:

var x = "abc";
var x = "[abc]";

I coded the following to remove the [ and ] characters.

x1 = x.Replace("[", "");
x2 = x1.Replace("]", "");

Is there some way that looks more clean to do this? Can I for example string one replace after the other? Note that the [ and ] if they appear will be found always at the start and the end of the string.

Answer 1

string newstring = x.Trim('[', ']');

Answer 2

Can I for example string one replace after the other?

Yes:

var result = x.Replace("[", "").Replace("]", "");