index was outside the bounds of the array. c#

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I have a code where is getting all from data base

C#

while(reader.Read())
{string nr_zbor = System.Convert.ToString(reader.GetDecimal(cod_zbor));
string aeroport = reader.GetString(nume_aeroport);
string companie = reader.GetString(nume_companie);
list.Add(nr_zbor);
list.Add(companie);
list.Add(aeroport);
}

when I tried to disply info

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foreach (string fl in fly)
                {
                    string zbor = fl[0].ToString();
                    string companie = fl[1].ToString();
                    string aeroport = fl[2].ToString();
                    ListViewItem searchlist = new ListViewItem(zbor);
                    searchlist.SubItems.Add(companie);
                    searchlist.SubItems.Add(aeroport);
                    listResFly.Items.Add(searchlist);
                }

it give me this error
index was outside the bounds of the array.
at line

C#

string companie = fl[1].ToString();
string aeroport = fl[2].ToString();

How can fix error

Posted 30-Sep-12 21:38pm

carlici

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Kenneth Haugland · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-30T21:44:00

What are you doing here?

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string zbor = fl[0].ToString();
string companie = fl[1].ToString();
string aeroport = fl[2].ToString();

f1 is a string element in fly, so it looks like you need to split it on some parameters first, and then call f1[0] etc. f1 should only be a single element as it is now.

You should rather make a class called Fly, with zbor, company and aroport as properties, and add this calss in a list. That way you could loop throug the list and simply call it like:
f1.zbor

etc..