I’m trying to call a method but it’s telling me that I need to pass in an array. There is no Convert.ToArray() method, and casting doesn’t work.
How can I convert a list to an array?
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I’m trying to call a method but it’s telling me that I need to pass in an array. There is no Convert.ToArray() method, and casting doesn’t work.
How can I convert a list to an array?
Call the ToArray() method on your list object. I have provided a link to the documentation.
This documentation refers to the System.Collections.Generic namespace which is available in all versions of .NET unlike the more specialized linq namespace. They do perform the same function, however no details on performance comparisons are provided here.
MSDN documentation on List.ToArray Method
Namespace: System.Collections.Generic
Assembly: mscorlib (in mscorlib.dll)
public T[] ToArray()