How to pass the List value as String to the Other function

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I have a List<> as lsSplitMember I am sending it through the while loop to the function
as a string.But it throws exception message "Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection".
I have tried with following code.

C#

//Globally declared variable lsSplitMember
 List<String> lsSplitMember=new List<String>();


  int ic = lsSplitMember.Count();
   while (ic != 0)
   {
      Process_Split(lsSplitMember[ic]);
      ic--;
   }

   Protected void Process_Split(String Member)
   {
     //Some Code
   }

So how can I Solve this problem?

Posted 1-Apr-14 19:34pm

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Member 10641779 · Answer 1 · 2014-04-01T19:41:00

Solution 1

try to use

C#

ic--;

before

C#

Process_Split(lsSplitMember[ic]);

you can try this also

C#

foreach( string s in lsSplitMember )
    Process_Split( s );

Posted 1-Apr-14 19:41pm

Member 10641779

Updated 1-Apr-14 19:45pm

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Raul Iloc · Answer 2 · 2014-04-01T19:42:00

Solution 2

Because in C# list and arrays the index are from 0 to n-1, you should change your code like this:

C#

int ic = lsSplitMember.Count();
while (ic > 0) //Here!
   {
      ic --; //Moved here!
      Process_Split(lsSplitMember[ic]);
   }

Posted 1-Apr-14 19:42pm

Raul Iloc