Counting Total Number of Characters in an whole String Array

Posted Date: 20 Sep 2008	Resource Type: Code Snippets	Category: VB.NET Syntax
Author: Hefin Dsouza	Member Level: Diamond
Rating:	Points: 4

Works only with Framework 3.5
Using Linq we can also count the total number of characters in an whole string array.

With just a simple querry.


        Dim names() As String = {"Hefin", "DOTNETSPIDER", "VB.net", "VisualStudio"}

        Dim n As Integer = names.Sum(Function(w) w.Length)
        Console.WriteLine("Total Number of Characters in the Whole Array is : " & n)


Regards 
Hefin Dsouza

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