LINQ: How to use .First instead of {0}

[aleksandra.plichta5 (Aleksandra Plichta)]

Hello,

I have a log message:
String.Format(“API Response code: {0}. Order {1} will be retried. Retry count {2}”,intStatus, strOrderNr, intRetryCounter)
Item “0” doesn not exist, I would like to use .First element instead of “0”.
How I can do this?
What to do to use first element?

[ppr (Peter)]

currently we cannot derrive on where you want retrieve the first element. Maybe you can share some more details with us.

Also have a look here:
YourVar.First()

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[arjunshenoy]

Hi @aleksandra.plichta5

Can you try this:

String.Format("API Response code: {0}. Order {1} will be retried. Retry count {2}", intStatus, strOrderNr, intRetryCounter.First())

Hope this helps,
Best Regards.