I have the following code:
var personIds = from player in myPlayers select player.person_id;
where personIds
is an IEnumerable<string>
that I'd like to convert to List<ulong>
, since person_id
is convertable via Convert.ToUInt64()
Is this easily done in LINQ?
Rather than convert your existing personIds
, I'd do it in one query:
var personIds = myPlayers.Select(player => Convert.ToUInt64(player.person_id))
.ToList();
At least, I'd do that unless you also needed the IEnumerable<string>
for something else, in which case you could use Nick's answer.
I'd also see whether you could change the type of person_id
... if it's always a text representation of a ulong
, why is it a string in the first place?
You can do it like this:
var personIds = from player in myPlayers select player.person_id;
List<ulong> result = personIds.Select(id => Convert.ToUInt64(id)).ToList();
var personIds = (from player in myPlayers select Convert.ToUInt64(player.person_id)).ToList();
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