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C# Linq ElementAt Method
The ElementAt() method in C# to get elements at specified index position.
Firstly, set the string array.
string[] str = { "Jack", "Pat", "David"};
Now, to get the element at a particular index, use the ElementAt() method as shown in the following example −
Example
using System.IO; using System; using System.Linq; class Program { static void Main() { string[] str = { "Jack", "Pat", "David"}; Random r = new Random(DateTime.Now.Second); // to generate random string string res = str.AsQueryable().ElementAt(r.Next(0, str.Length)); Console.WriteLine("Random Name = '{0}'", res); } }
Output
Random Name = 'Jack'
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