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If you had an array of Strings, what is the quickest way to sort this array in ascending order ?
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String[] Mystring = {"cat","lion", "dog", "mouse"}; Arrays.sort(Mystring);
Sorting Arrays.
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What is the fastest way to compare a string with an array of strings in C#2.0
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Will return a boolean value indicating....
Exists = Array.IndexOf(array, input) >= 0;
You mean to see if the string is in the array? I can't array to the list via AddRange(), then call list.Contains({string to compare}).
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Is there an easy way to convert a string array into a concantenated string?
For example, I have a string array:
new string[]{"Apples", "Bananas", "Cherries"};
And I want to get a single string:
"Apples,Bananas,Cherries"
Or "Apples&Bananas&Cherries" or...
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string[] theArray = new string[]{"Apples", "Bananas", "Cherries"}; string s = string.Join(",",theArray);
String.Join Method (String, String[])
The obvious choise is of course.
A simple one...
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Public static String[] removeString (String[] original) { String[] newString; List<String> list = new ArrayList<String>(Arrays.asList(original)); list.remove(0); newString = list.toArray(original); return newString; }
I'm trying to use the...
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Public static String[] RemoveString (String[] Original) { return Arrays.copyOfRange(original, 1, original.length); }
Change your last-but-one line to:
NewString = list.toArray(new String[list.size a new array with the new....
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I would like to initialize a new string array from the values contained in a char array.
Is this possible without using a list?
This is what I have so far:
char[] arrChars = {'a', 'b', 'c'}; string[] arrStrings = new string[](arrChars);
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string[] arrStrings = arrChars.Select(c => c.ToString()).ToArray();
.NET 2:
char[] arrChars = {'a', 'b', 'c'}; string[] arrStrings = Array.ConvertAll<char, string>(arrChars, delegate(char c) { return c.ToString(); });
using ....
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Given I have an array of 3 strings:
["Extra tv in bedroom", "Extra tv in living room", "Extra tv outside the shop"]
How do I find the longest string all strings have in common?
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Def longest_subsequence array array.sort! first = array[0].split(//) last = array[-1].split(//) length.
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Hi
I need to convert a string to char array in c? How can i do this
or atleast tell me how to extract a single char from string as incremental in next ???
Thanks in advance
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Therefore, ....
Every C "string" is an array of chars, zero there,
In C, a string is actually stored as an array of characters, so the 'string pointer terminated.
In C, there's no (real, distinct type of) strings.
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Hello to all. Need assistance to do this. Or advice about how to add string to string elements in array?
We have 2 txt files with 100 or more strings in each:
domain.txt
domain1
domain2
..
title.txt
title1
tilte2
..
and we have:
string link = < a h...
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This is probably the simplest way to read the files:
string[] domains = File.ReadAllLines("domain.txt"); string[] titles = File.ReadAllLines("titles.txt");
To make the substitutions you can use string.Format :
int n = domains.Length; ....
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Hi,
How do I split a string into a multidimensional array or a jagged array without looping? I saw a code snippet where someone was doing so with a file stream and I can't figure out how to make it work for my string. My string is similar to 1:2;3:1;4...
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String s = "1:2;1:3;1:4"; String[][] f = s.Split( ';' ).Select( t => t.Split( ':' ) ).ToArray();
Here's an approach along the ....
You can call .ToArray() if you really want to, but it's rarely worth it .
IEnumerable<string>>.
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Users need to be able to enter a PHP array of parameters.
Currently, they see a text area where they are expected to enter PHP code that defines an array:
<textarea name="foo"> $bar = array( 'key' => 'value' ); </textarea>
I get the value...
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You can to verify that....
It will take a string in the following format and give you an associative array.
Solution for the user to input array-based data, look at parse_ini_string - http://us3.php.net/parse_ini_string .
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