I have 2 objects
public class Root
{
public Value value { get; set; }
}
public class Value
{
public List<string> names { get; set; }
}
I have a json string
{
"value": {
"names": [
"MINChanges_231101123225.xls",
"MultiTierContractTemplate.xlsx"
]
}
}
I deserialize
Root myDeserializedClass = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<Root>(myJsonString);
I want to return a list string where any names contain my specified string
I know how to use the Contains function, as shown below, but how do I use Linq to return me a new list string where any name contains my specified string
myDeserializedClass.value.names.Any(str => str.Contains(mySpecifiedString))
I want to return a list string from downloadedFilesNames where any items in downloadedFilesNames contain my specified string
Why you use myDeserializedClass.value.names.Any
if you actually want Where
? You don't want to know if there is at least one matching but you want to find them, so filter the list:
List<string> filterFileNames = myDeserializedClass.value.names
.Where(fn => fn.Contains(mySpecifiedString))
.ToList();