Sorting values double values as in C#

Hi ,
Check this

string[] Numbers = new string[6];
        Numbers[0] = "128";
        Numbers[1] = "";
        Numbers[2] = "122";
        Numbers[3] = "121";
        Numbers[4] = "120";
        Numbers[5] = "117";
        var res = (from x in Numbers
                   orderby x ascending
                   select x).ToList();
        GridView1.DataSource = res;
        GridView1.DataBind();

Best Regards
M.Mitwalli

That isn't going to work. Your code creates a string, then overwrites the current value repeatedly, leaving only the final "117" value.

Instead, look at using a List or an Array to hold multiple strings:

string[] arrayOfStrings = new string[] { "128", "124", "122", "121", "120", "", "117" };
Array.Sort(arrayOfStrings);

List<string> listOfStrings = new List<string>();
listOfStrings.Add("128");
listOfStrings.Add("124");
listOfStrings.Add("122");
listOfStrings.Add("121");
listOfStrings.Add("120");
listOfStrings.Add("");
listOfStrings.Add("117");
listOfStrings.Sort();

The list is more flexible, as you don't need to know the number of entries at any time - you can just add more.

AS you are showing your proble, that will not store all the value which you want, bacase the last value will over write the previous one ...

as concern to you problem, i think you need to use the

List<string> </string>

to store all the value..

And on the basis of that you can find the result like

List<string> Numbers = new List<string>();
            Numbers.Add("128");
            Numbers.Add("124");
            Numbers.Add("122");
            Numbers.Add("121");
            Numbers.Add("120");
            Numbers.Add("");
            Numbers.Add("117");
            var lst = from x in Numbers orderby x select x;

            foreach (var VARIABLE in lst)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(VARIABLE);
            }</string></string>

////out put 

117
120
121
122
124
128