I have a C# dictionary that contains several Key Value pairs. One of the keys is Category and may have a value of "7. Test\Training\Malfunction\Accidental" . When writing the values to my database I want to ignore the records that have this category.
I have tried using this code:
string t = dict["data"][i]["categories"][0].ToString();
if (t != "7. Test\\Training\\Malfunction\\Accidental")
{
doSomething();
}
But I get this error message Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection. Parameter name: index.
How can I handle this value that will not cast to a string?
I really do not believe this is the same issue addressed as the duplicate. The error is not that the index number is out of range. I am sure of this because just above the If statement I am having a problem with is this code:
updatedRecord = (dict["data"][i]["evidenceId"]);
string checkId = (dict["data"][i]["evidenceId"]);
**ADD my New
if (IDChecked(checkId)) //this is a new record add it
{
TaserData Data = new TaserData();
Data.EvidenceId = (dict["data"][i]["evidenceId"]);
Data.IdExternal = (dict["data"][i]["idExternal"]) == null ? "" :(dict["data"][i]["idExternal"]);
---ADD several more items to the database---
What I am trying to do is add }
All of this is wrapped in a long for each loop that generates the index numbers. Did not want to drop all of the code on the post.
