问题
I have a collection of source strings that I wish to concatenate into one destination string.
The source collection looks as follows:
{ "a", "b", "c" }
I want the output string to be:
abc
But sometimes, I want a separator as well. So for the same input, now the output is to be:
a-b-c
And finally, the input sometimes needs to be enclosed in other characters, in this case [], causing the output to be:
[a]-[b]-[c]
An empty source collection should yield an empty string. How would I go about this?
回答1:
You can do this using the static String.Join() method.
Its basic usage is as such:
string[] sourceData = new[] { "a", "b", "c" };
string separator = "";
var result = string.Join(separator, sourceData);
When you supply an empty separator, the passed values will simply be concatenated to this: "abc".
To separate the source data with a certain string, provide the desired value as the first argument:
string[] sourceData = new[] { "a", "b", "c" };
string separator = "-";
var result = string.Join(separator, sourceData);
Now the string "-" will be inserted between every item in the source data: "a-b-c".
Finally to enclose or modify each item in the source collection, you can use projection using Linq's Select() method:
string[] sourceData = new[] { "a", "b", "c" };
string separator = "-";
result = String.Join(separator, sourceData.Select(s => "[" + s + "]"));
Instead of "[" + s + "]" you'd better use String.Format() to improve the readability and ease of modification : String.Format("[{0}]", s).
Either way, that also returns the desired result: "[a]-[b]-[c]".
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35139228/concatenate-string-collection-into-one-string-with-separator-and-enclosing-chara