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    <p>I am attempting to take two string collections and combine each line in both collections simultaneously to show a full file path for my user.</p> <p>Examples to help clear up confusion:</p> <ul> <li><p>String Collection 1 will contain a list of paths.<br> Example: </p> <pre><code>C:\windows\xxxx\xxx\xx, C:\Users\xxx\xxx, C:\test\xxx\xxx </code></pre></li> <li><p>String Collection 2 will contain a list of file names.<br> Example: </p> <pre><code>file.txt, asd.txt, mydll.dll </code></pre></li> </ul> <p>Each list holds the key to one another in the same line number and I just need to combine them to output them to the end user. </p> <pre><code>String Collection Line 1 + SC2 Line 1 = Path SC Line 2 + SC2 Line 2 = Path SC Line 3 + SC2 Line 3 = Path </code></pre> <p>The information is not accessible in a combined state so I will be placing the data into two separate WPF TextBoxes and then their content will be pulled into a stringcollection.</p> <p>First Collection</p> <pre><code>StringCollection lines = new StringCollection(); int lineCount = filePath.LineCount; for (int line = 0; line &lt; lineCount; line++) // Get line text and add to string collection lines.Add(filePath.GetLineText(line)); </code></pre> <p>Second Collection</p> <pre><code>StringCollection lines2 = new StringCollection(); int lineCount2 = fileName.LineCount; for (int line = 0; line &lt; lineCount; line++) // Get line text and add to string collection lines.Add(fileName.GetLineText(line)); </code></pre> <p>Any and all help is appreciated!</p> <p><strong>Edit 1</strong></p> <p>I have experimented with the ZIP command thanks to Eve but I also found an alternate route. Is there a safer route using zip compared to the code below?</p> <p>Keep in mind I will have a function to check the line counts and make sure they are the same.</p> <pre><code> StringCollection lines = new StringCollection(); int lineCount = itemIDBox.LineCount; for (int line = 0; line &lt; lineCount; line++) { string id; string rev; string combined; id = itemIDBox.GetLineText(line); rev = revBox.GetLineText(line); combined = id + @"\" + rev; lines.Add(combined); } </code></pre>
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    1. COInstead of Concatenating the string using `+` why not look up the string.Join() method if not then look up the string.Split() method you want the paths you could just do `string[] splitStr = Split(',');`
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    2. CODon't do `@"\"`, but instead use `Path.DirectorySeparatorChar`.
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