Moving from byte[] to byte[]

[Tim Conner]

Which functions are available to move a part from byte[] into another byte[]
?
Let's say I have a byte[] of 20 and another of 40. And I want to move 5th to
15th from the first byte[] into occupping bytes 20 to 35 of the second
byte[].

Thanks in advance,

[Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook]]

Tim,
You can use either System.Buffer.BlockCopy or Array.Copy.

I understand that System.Buffer is optimized for primitive types, so it may
perform better than Array.Copy.

Hope this helps
Jay

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Which functions are available to move a part from byte[] into another byte[] ?
Let's say I have a byte[] of 20 and another of 40. And I want to move 5th to 15th from the first byte[] into occupping bytes 20 to 35 of the second
byte[].

Thanks in advance,

[Dario]

Tim Conner wrote:

Which functions are available to move a part from byte[] into another byte[]
?
Let's say I have a byte[] of 20 and another of 40. And I want to move 5th to
15th from the first byte[] into occupping bytes 20 to 35 of the second
byte[].

System.Array.Copy is the answer.

E.g.:
Array.Copy(sourceArray, 5, DestinationArray, 20, 16);

- Dario