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string blah = string.Join(",", cities.Select(c=> c.Name));
I would just use:string.Join(",", cities.Select(c=>c.Name))Since Version 4 of the Framework there is an overloaded versions of string.Join for IEnumerable too. It uses a StringBuilder internally and doesn't insert a seperator after the last element as well.I could't find the Join method...
24 Jan 2012Mikhail-T
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A short one-line way to convert Array or List of any data into custom string via LINQ
I started writing code when I was 8, with my trusty ZX Spectrum and a subscription to "Input" magazine. Spent many a happy hour in the school's computer labs with the BBC Micros and our two DOS PCs.
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