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i have an array which have 5 values from index 0 to 4. i want to store the values in my 5 model properties. 

  public IEnumerable<fields> ConvertTList(List<string[]> rows)
    {
        var tList = new List<fields>();
        foreach (var item in rows)

        {
            var ListReading = new fields

            {
           //model properties names are:

            // date, user,campaign,adgroup,changes

            };

            tList.Add(ListReading);
        }
         return (tList);
}

this is my code when foreach is executed item get 5 values. i want to store the values in model. how i can i store them using linq

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    "how i can i store them using linq" In general, don't ask Linq to store something, it's purpose is to query something. Commented Sep 30, 2013 at 10:21
  • Where is the instance of the model? Is it ListReading? Are you looking for something like ListReading.date = item[0]; ListReading.user = item[1]; // etc.? Commented Sep 30, 2013 at 10:24
  • @rao check answers below Commented Sep 30, 2013 at 10:56

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Maybe you mean something like this:

public IEnumerable<fields> ConvertTList(List<string[]> rows)
{
    return rows.Select(x => StringsToField(x));
}

fields StringsToField(string[] source)
{
    return new fields
    {
        date = source[0],
        user = source[1],
        campaign = source[2],
        adgroup = source[3],
        changes = source[4],
    };
}
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