I get x-Amount of Arrays
out of an jagged array
looking like this:
string[] sArray1 = {"FB1" , "FB(1)" , "V1.0"};
string[] sArray2 = {"FB1" , "FB(1)" , "" , "V1.0"};
string[] sArray3 = {"FB2" , "FB(2)" , "V5.2"}
and I want to merge them into one Array
when
sArray1[0] == sArray2[0] && sArray1[1] == sArray2[1]
the merged Array
should look like this
string[] sArray12 = {"FB1" , "FB(1)" , "V1.0" , "V1.0"};
I already tried it with Array.CopyTo()
; and Enumerable.Union<>
. The problem with Enumerable.Union<>
was that when field 3 and 4 had the same value only field 3 would have been written in the Array
. Is there a way so that both values get written? Or is there a better approach to my problem?
Maybe something like
if (sArray1[0] == sArray2[0] && sArray1[1] == sArray2[1])
{
var sArray12 = sArray1.Concat(sArray2.Skip(2))
.Where(x => !string.IsNullOrEmpty(x)) //probably
.ToArray();
}
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