Let's say I have an array for example
string[] A = {"1","2","3","4","5"}
I want the array to be of size 10, and want to insert blank strings after a certain index.
For example, I could make it size 10 and insert strings after index 3 which would result in
A = {"1","2","3","4","","","","","","5"}
Basically the elements after the given index will be pushed to the end and blank strings will take the empty space in between.
This is what I tried but it only adds one string and doesnt exactly set a size for the array
var foos = new List<string>(A);
foos.Insert(33, "");
foos[32] = "";
A = foos.ToArray();
You can use InsertRange
var l = new List<string>{"1","2","3","4","5"};
l.InsertRange(3, new string[10 - l.Count]);
foreach(var i in l)
Console.WriteLine(i);
Note: The above doesn't populate with empty strings but null values, but you can easily modify the new string[] being used to be populated with your desired default.
For example; see How to populate/instantiate a C# array with a single value?
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