Sort Array list with ascending order date(Array list have scheme records)

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i have

one list<>=table scheme

it show like this

list[0]={''raja,'muthaiah,'male','11/2/12','chennai','tamil nadu','india'}                        11/2/12
list[1]={''vijay,'kumar,'male','2/7/12','chennai','tamil nadu','india'}                              2/7/12
list[2]={''kumar,'vel,'male','17/3/12','chennai','tamil nadu','india'}                              17/3/12
list[3]={''pradeep,'kumar,'male','14/6/12','chennai','tamil nadu','india'}                      14/6/12
list[4]={''gowtham,'manen,'male','18/2/12','chennai','tamil nadu','india'}                    18/2/12

above the data will be post one place ...that have last auto generate id is=1000

So, now i want to generate id no to FIFO method to sort on date basics type

I

excepted results is ....

1001=   11/2/12
1002=    18/2/12
1003=  17/3/12
1004= 14/6/12
1005= 2/7/12

Posted 9-Jul-12 0:41am

rajamuthaiahv

Updated 9-Jul-12 0:42am

Ganesan Senthilvel

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DaveAuld 9-Jul-12 6:47am

And the question is?

[no name] 9-Jul-12 7:10am

I want to sort Array list with ascending order type Date ,,, But array list index has one table record.

Sandeep Mewara 9-Jul-12 6:52am

Not clear. This is not a well framed question! We cannot work out what you are trying to do/ask from the post. Please elaborate and be specific.
Use the "Improve question" link to edit your question and provide better information.

Matt T Heffron 9-Jul-12 13:38pm

To figure out what you are doing wrong we need to see what you are doing now. Use the "Improve question" and include the code that you think should be working.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Jul-12 15:45pm

To start with: never use ArrayList for new development, use System.Collections.Generic.List<>.
--SA

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CafedeJamaica · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-16T05:06:00

How about this, wroks for me

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var list = new List<string[]>();

           list.Add(new[] {"raja", "muthaiah", "male", "11/2/12", "chennai", "tamil nadu", "india"});
           list.Add(new[] {"vijay", "kumar", "male", "2/7/12", "chennai", "tamil nadu", "india"});
           list.Add(new[] {"kumar", "vel", "male", "17/3/12", "chennai", "tamil nadu", "india"});
           list.Add(new[] {"pradeep", "kumar", "male", "14/6/12", "chennai", "tamil nadu", "india"});
           list.Add(new[] {"gowtham", "manen", "male", "18/2/12", "chennai", "tamil nadu", "india"});
         list=  new List<string[]>(list.OrderBy(n=>DateTime.Parse(n[3],CultureInfo.CreateSpecificCulture("en-GB"))));

Rob Branaghan · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-16T04:08:00

My solution is more of advice than a solution...
Sergey is correct, use System.Collections.Generic.List<> and create yourself a class of Person or client as it looks like.

So in your class have

First Name
Surname
DateJoined
Area
State
Country

or what ever the items are.

Now if you populate a List of Person or Client Class, you can iterate through them with LINQ, and use that to sort it into Date Ascending order!

C#

List<clients> myClientList = new List<clients>(){};</clients></clients>

myClientList would be populated with the results, and then you could sort them with LINQ.

Understanding LINQ (C#)[^]

Does that give you a bit of a helping hand to start with? Codeproject has a lot of really useful articles that will be able to assist you!

Sort Array list with ascending order date(Array list have scheme records)

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