Question

Assume I declared an Array isFind[] like this,

bool[] isFind = new bool[5];

for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i)
{
   isFind[i] = init(); // initialize isFind[]
}

bool init();
{
  ...; // some code here
}

Is there any quick method (less typing code) to detect there is false element or not in isFind[]?
I don’t want to for/foreach Loop each element in the array list.

[Update]

.NET 2.0 Used.

quick method (less typing code)

Answer 1

If you’re using .NET2 then you can use the static TrueForAll method:

bool allTrue = Array.TrueForAll(isFind, delegate(bool b) { return b; });