copy short int array int a character array

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i want to know how to copy short int array into charatcer array n c#

like i have array

INT16[] array1=new INT16[30];

char[] ch=new char[30];

i want to copy the values in the array1 into ch array

how to do this plz hellp

i use copy method but it give error

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Posted 23-Oct-12 22:55pm

prog786

Updated 23-Oct-12 23:06pm

CPallini

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CPallini 24-Oct-12 5:00am

Why do you need that?
(Often knowing what is the purpose of such a operation helps to find a good solution).

prog786 24-Oct-12 6:02am

i need it because i want to write buffer data into file the data i recived in the array which is int16 type to write this data onto file i have to copy it into in a character array then write other wise as it int16 array give error for writing on the file

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Walter Di Salvo · Answer 1 · 2012-10-23T23:04:00

Solution 1

Old way:

C++

Int16[] array1 = new Int16 [30];         
char[] ch = new char[30];
        for (int i = 0; i < array1.Length; i++)
             ch[i] = (char)array1[i];

Posted 23-Oct-12 23:04pm

Walter Di Salvo