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how to convert key value pairs in tabular form in asp.net [on hold]
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Dictionary<int, string> ht = new Dictionary<int, string>();
ht.Add(1, "Akshay");
ht.Add(2, "Hari");
ht.Add(3, "Raghvan");
ht.Add(4, "Milind");
Required output in tablular form:
key|value
1 | Akshay
2 | Hari
3 | Raghvan
4 | Milind
I want to convert this into tabular form. How can I do this?
c# asp.net asp.net-mvc
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Dictionary<int, string> ht = new Dictionary<int, string>();
ht.Add(1, "Akshay");
ht.Add(2, "Hari");
ht.Add(3, "Raghvan");
ht.Add(4, "Milind");
Required output in tablular form:
key|value
1 | Akshay
2 | Hari
3 | Raghvan
4 | Milind
I want to convert this into tabular form. How can I do this?
c# asp.net asp.net-mvc
asked Nov 19 at 10:05
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what tablular form?
– Rahul
Nov 19 at 10:08
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plz show your expected output?
– er-shoaib
Nov 19 at 10:14
I assume he wants some sort of .csv /.tsv output, where a tab is the seperator (or the pipe character)
– Marco
Nov 19 at 13:06
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Dictionary<int, string> ht = new Dictionary<int, string>();
ht.Add(1, "Akshay");
ht.Add(2, "Hari");
ht.Add(3, "Raghvan");
ht.Add(4, "Milind");
Required output in tablular form:
key|value
1 | Akshay
2 | Hari
3 | Raghvan
4 | Milind
I want to convert this into tabular form. How can I do this?
c# asp.net asp.net-mvc
asked Nov 19 at 10:05
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Dictionary<int, string> ht = new Dictionary<int, string>();
ht.Add(1, "Akshay");
ht.Add(2, "Hari");
ht.Add(3, "Raghvan");
ht.Add(4, "Milind");
Required output in tablular form:
key|value
1 | Akshay
2 | Hari
3 | Raghvan
4 | Milind
I want to convert this into tabular form. How can I do this?
c# asp.net asp.net-mvc
c# asp.net asp.net-mvc
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8
what tablular form?
– Rahul
Nov 19 at 10:08
2
plz show your expected output?
– er-shoaib
Nov 19 at 10:14
I assume he wants some sort of .csv /.tsv output, where a tab is the seperator (or the pipe character)
– Marco
Nov 19 at 13:06
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8
what tablular form?
– Rahul
Nov 19 at 10:08
2
plz show your expected output?
– er-shoaib
Nov 19 at 10:14
I assume he wants some sort of .csv /.tsv output, where a tab is the seperator (or the pipe character)
– Marco
Nov 19 at 13:06
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8
what tablular form?
– Rahul
Nov 19 at 10:08
what tablular form?
– Rahul
Nov 19 at 10:08
2
2
plz show your expected output?
– er-shoaib
Nov 19 at 10:14
plz show your expected output?
– er-shoaib
Nov 19 at 10:14
I assume he wants some sort of .csv /.tsv output, where a tab is the seperator (or the pipe character)
– Marco
Nov 19 at 13:06
I assume he wants some sort of .csv /.tsv output, where a tab is the seperator (or the pipe character)
– Marco
Nov 19 at 13:06
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One way to solve this is to use .Aggregate():
Dictionary<int, string> ht = new Dictionary<int, string>();
ht.Add(1, "Akshay");
ht.Add(2, "Hari");
ht.Add(3, "Raghvan");
ht.Add(4, "Milind");
var seperator = " | ";
//var seperator = "t";
var result = ht.Aggregate(new StringBuilder("Key | Value"), (a,b) => {
a.Append(Environment.NewLine);
a.Append(b.Key + seperator + b.Value);
return a;
});
result.ToString().Dump();
Output:
Key | Value
1 | Akshay
2 | Hari
3 | Raghvan
4 | Milind
If you are looking for one of the best explanations of what is actually happening here: LINQ Aggregate algorithm explained
answered Nov 19 at 13:13
Marco
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1 Answer
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One way to solve this is to use .Aggregate():
Dictionary<int, string> ht = new Dictionary<int, string>();
ht.Add(1, "Akshay");
ht.Add(2, "Hari");
ht.Add(3, "Raghvan");
ht.Add(4, "Milind");
var seperator = " | ";
//var seperator = "t";
var result = ht.Aggregate(new StringBuilder("Key | Value"), (a,b) => {
a.Append(Environment.NewLine);
a.Append(b.Key + seperator + b.Value);
return a;
});
result.ToString().Dump();
Output:
Key | Value
1 | Akshay
2 | Hari
3 | Raghvan
4 | Milind
If you are looking for one of the best explanations of what is actually happening here: LINQ Aggregate algorithm explained
answered Nov 19 at 13:13
Marco
12.2k44176
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up vote
0
down vote
One way to solve this is to use .Aggregate():
Dictionary<int, string> ht = new Dictionary<int, string>();
ht.Add(1, "Akshay");
ht.Add(2, "Hari");
ht.Add(3, "Raghvan");
ht.Add(4, "Milind");
var seperator = " | ";
//var seperator = "t";
var result = ht.Aggregate(new StringBuilder("Key | Value"), (a,b) => {
a.Append(Environment.NewLine);
a.Append(b.Key + seperator + b.Value);
return a;
});
result.ToString().Dump();
Output:
Key | Value
1 | Akshay
2 | Hari
3 | Raghvan
4 | Milind
If you are looking for one of the best explanations of what is actually happening here: LINQ Aggregate algorithm explained
answered Nov 19 at 13:13
Marco
12.2k44176
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
One way to solve this is to use .Aggregate():
Dictionary<int, string> ht = new Dictionary<int, string>();
ht.Add(1, "Akshay");
ht.Add(2, "Hari");
ht.Add(3, "Raghvan");
ht.Add(4, "Milind");
var seperator = " | ";
//var seperator = "t";
var result = ht.Aggregate(new StringBuilder("Key | Value"), (a,b) => {
a.Append(Environment.NewLine);
a.Append(b.Key + seperator + b.Value);
return a;
});
result.ToString().Dump();
Output:
Key | Value
1 | Akshay
2 | Hari
3 | Raghvan
4 | Milind
If you are looking for one of the best explanations of what is actually happening here: LINQ Aggregate algorithm explained
answered Nov 19 at 13:13
Marco
12.2k44176
One way to solve this is to use .Aggregate():
Dictionary<int, string> ht = new Dictionary<int, string>();
ht.Add(1, "Akshay");
ht.Add(2, "Hari");
ht.Add(3, "Raghvan");
ht.Add(4, "Milind");
var seperator = " | ";
//var seperator = "t";
var result = ht.Aggregate(new StringBuilder("Key | Value"), (a,b) => {
a.Append(Environment.NewLine);
a.Append(b.Key + seperator + b.Value);
return a;
});
result.ToString().Dump();
Output:
Key | Value
1 | Akshay
2 | Hari
3 | Raghvan
4 | Milind
If you are looking for one of the best explanations of what is actually happening here: LINQ Aggregate algorithm explained
answered Nov 19 at 13:13
Marco
12.2k44176
answered Nov 19 at 13:13
Marco
12.2k44176
answered Nov 19 at 13:13
Marco
12.2k44176
answered Nov 19 at 13:13
Marco
12.2k44176
12.2k44176
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8
what tablular form?
– Rahul
Nov 19 at 10:08
2
plz show your expected output?
– er-shoaib
Nov 19 at 10:14
I assume he wants some sort of .csv /.tsv output, where a tab is the seperator (or the pipe character)
– Marco
Nov 19 at 13:06