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C# If item is not in array

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I have an array with these 3 items:

string[] departmentArray = {
    "Warranty Service Representative",
    "Warranty Service Administrative Manager",
    "Warranty and Site Administrator"
};

and I have this string

var department = "Warranty Service Representative"

I have this condition that is suppose to test if the string department is not in the departmentArray

if (Array.Exists(departmentArray, element => element != department)){
}

Clearly the string is in the array, so it should return false, but this returns true for my string. What Am I doing wrong?

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user979331 Avatar asked Jan 26 '16 20:01

user979331


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1 Answers

Wouldn't this be simpler?

string[] departmentArray = { 
    "Warranty Service Representative", 
    "Warranty Service Administrative Manager", 
    "Warranty and Site Administrator" };

String department = "Warranty Service Representative";

if (departmentArray.Contains(department) == false)
{
}
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Steve Wellens Avatar answered Nov 04 '22 03:11

Steve Wellens