how do I write the count of files and file names in a Test file those are purged in c sharp

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Hi ,
I have written a script in which all the files before 30 days will be Purged or deleted. But I want to know how many files are there and the file names-
1. Count of files deleted
2. Name of the files

I have the below Script already prepared . Can you help me how can I include these two conditions in the script-

foreach (string fileSIPOS2 in Directory.EnumerateFiles(DirNameSIPOS2))
{

FileInfo fiSIPOS2 = new FileInfo(fileSIPOS2);
if (fiSIPOS2.LastWriteTime < DateTime.Now.AddDays(-DaytoDelete))
{
fiSIPOS2.Delete();
}

Thanks in advance

Posted 27-Apr-15 6:26am

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virusstorm · Accepted Answer · 2015-04-27T06:56:00

You can use any type of array or generic list object to track files you are removing. Here is a simple way to achieve this.

C#

HashSet<string> deletedFiles = new HashSet<string>();

foreach (string fileSIPOS2 in Directory.EnumerateFiles(DirNameSIPOS2))
{
    FileInfo fiSIPOS2 = new FileInfo(fileSIPOS2);
    
    if (fiSIPOS2.LastWriteTime < DateTime.Now.AddDays(-DaytoDelete))
    {
        deletedFiles.Add(fiSIPOS2.FullName);
        fiSIPOS2.Delete();
    }
}

Console.WriteLine(deletedFiles.Count);

foreach(var entry in deletedFiles)
{
    Console.WriteLine(entry);
}
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