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How to remove elements from an array
I have an List with a bunch of data in it. Some of the lines start with a #. I want to remove those lines.
How...?
assuming its a string List
myList.RemoveAll(x => x.BeginsWith("#"));
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This is what I have but there isn't anything that talks about how to delete multiple specific lines, for example, from line 2 - 8.
var file = new List<string>(System.IO.File.ReadAllLines(lsbMatches.SelectedItem.ToString()));//location
file.RemoveAt(2);// i want to change this to multiple lines
File.WriteAllLines(lsbMatches.SelectedItem.ToString(), file.ToArray());//location
You can use RemoveRange because you have converted your text file into a list of strings.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.collections.generic.list-1.removerange?view=net-5.0
You're best option is to do :
file.RemoveRange(2, 6);
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Follow up question from How to select List<> by its index and return the content?
Can someone please comment if the elements in the list are expected to retain order? In the example above, is "Belly Buster" always expected to be at index 1 or are there cases where that might not be true?
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pizzas.Add("Belly Buster");
pizzas.Add("Pizza Bianca");
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index starts at 0 so yes if the code stays the same..belly buster will always be at 1
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Hi I have a dictionary like this
("ABC","X")
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I need to retrieve the items which are in two sides of "C" , How to achieve this with linq ?
Output Expected :
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Then remove the middle one.