Convert LINQ code to usually code c#

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hi I'm not interested in the linq
So I do not know what it
how to convert linq to usually code c#

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if (!Enumerable.Contains<char>((IEnumerable<char>) str1, e.KeyChar))
    e.KeyChar = Convert.ToChar(0);

if (!Enumerable.Contains<char>((IEnumerable<char>) str2, e.KeyChar) && !this.CTRL && !this.ALT)
  e.KeyChar = Convert.ToChar(0);

Posted 30-Aug-13 1:03am

ahmadamiri

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Thomas Daniels · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-30T01:13:00

Solution 1

You mean like this?

C#

if (!str1.Contains(e.KeyChar.ToString()))
     e.KeyChar = Convert.ToChar(0);

if (!str2.Contains(e.KeyChar.ToString()) && !this.CTRL && !this.ALT)
     e.KeyChar = Convert.ToChar(0);

Posted 30-Aug-13 1:13am

Thomas Daniels

Updated 30-Aug-13 1:14am

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ahmadamiri 30-Aug-13 7:20am

thanks

Thomas Daniels 30-Aug-13 7:20am

You're welcome!