Determine if a Value Exists in an Array without Looping s

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Posted 22-May-15 23:51pm

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Kenneth Haugland 23-May-15 6:02am

Array.ToList().Contains("Somvalue") but you cant really check it without looping through all the values.....

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2015-05-23T00:15:00

Basically, you can't, unless you check each individual element by hand:

C#

if (arr[0] == value) ...
if (arr[1] == value) ...
...

Although (as Kenneth has said) there are Linq extension methods such as Contains which will return a "yes/no" answer, allthey do is "hide" the loop.

Posted 23-May-15 0:15am

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