I have an array of string values obtained from a method and I want to convert this array into a HTML readable format for getting/posting (eg. value=[12,21])
I have tried the following:
string[] array1 = methodToGetStringArray(); //assuming [12,21] for example
string finalString = "value="+array1; //intended output is value=[12,21]
Which of course doesn't work.
I would like to know the method to provided the value as shown above.
You can try,
string finalString = String.Format("value=[{0}]", string.Join(", ", array1));
finalString should return,
value=[12, 21]
value=["a" b", "c",,,,,,, d"] :(
value=['{0}'] which gives value=['12', '21']?21 is not really string). So for ["a\" b", "c\",,,,,,, d"] your code will produce questionable JSON.value is like an array of integer and this will mess up if he uses it as JSON.Try like this:
string[] array1 = methodToGetStringArray();
string json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(array1);
Refer JSON.NET
you can try this
string finalString = "Value = [" + string.Join(",", array1) + "]";
Use string.Join method:
string finalString = "value=[" + string.Join(",",array1) + "]";
var serializer = new JavaScriptSerializer();
var finalString = "value=" + serializer.Serialize(array1);
List<string> list = new List<string>(array1);
var a = "value=[" + list.Aggregate((x, y) => x + "," + y) + "]";
12is not really string... The fact that you are asking about string array makes most of the answers invalid as one can't simple add string as-is to JSON output.intended output is value=[12,21].