I have a linq list obtained from database in my Model. Now I have a string array obtained from my controller. I want to construct a statement
pseudo-code
List<object> objlist = db.objects.tolist();
string[] strarray; // obtained from a long code.
var k = objlist.Where(u => u.somecol == strarray[0] || u.somecol == strarray[1]........strarray[n]).toList();
I am little bit confused how to accomplish this since my strarray[]
is variable length and can contain upto 1000 words.
You can check if an array contains some item using the Array.IndexOf<T> Method:
bool strarrayContainsX = Array.IndexOf<string>(strarray, "X") >= 0;
However, I'd recommend you use a HashSet<string> instead of a string array for anything more than a few items. The HashSet<T> Class provides a Contains Method to check if a set contains some item:
HashSet<string> strset = new HashSet<string>(strarray);
bool strsetContainsX = strset.Contains("X");
The resulting query then looks like this:
var k = objlist.Where(u => strset.Contains(u.somecol)).ToList();
Use Contains
:
var k = objlist.Where(u => strarray.Contains(u.somecol)).toList();
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