How to Display coma separated data in Oder

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Hi All,

I want to display data in order

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string msg="TS,AP,8,7,6,5,KA,4,2,11,K,CD1,9,3,12,10,1";

string ordertext = string.Join(",",msg.Split(',').Distinct().ToArray().OrderBy(x=>x.Any()));

can you guide me or send snippets

Posted 29-Apr-15 21:41pm

kingsa

Updated 29-Apr-15 22:10pm

Maciej Los

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Tomas Takac · Accepted Answer · 2015-04-29T22:00:00

Basically you got it right. Two remarks though:
1) no need for ToArray(): why to materialize the IEnumerable when you are going to order it?
2) The Any() in order by doesn't make sense. You just want to order by the actual items.

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string.Join(",",msg.Split(',').Distinct().OrderBy(x=> x));

I was confused a short while why Any() works on strings. Then I realized that String implements IEnumerable<Char> :)