String to String[] [closed] - c#

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efStudent.sponsor = Convert.ToString(student.Sponsor);
My problem is that I can't convert the efStudent.sponsor which is a string to student.Sponsor, because it is a string[].
I need some help to convert it from string to string[].

To convert a string to string[], you can initialize a single-element array:
efStudent.sponsor = new string[] { Convert.ToString(student.Sponsor) };

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I'm new to C#.
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I have a List as following
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I had error "cannot convert string[] to string"
string[] digitsArray = {dd, pp, ff, cc};
As digitsArray array of arrays and all "dd, pp, ff, cc" are arrays have string values
I think you want
string[][] digitsArray = {dd, pp, ff, cc};
As if you haven't been given enough solutions already - a LINQ version:
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If you want one-dimensional array - you can use Enumerable.Concat and Enumerable.ToArray:
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