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> Good call, the other approach is to use Predicates....
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> see: http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/vandita/
> PredicatesInArray10232006063515AM/PredicatesInArray.aspx
I found that article, actually, while looking for "array find C#" (I
believe). I didn't understand it - I know it works for the "Starts
With", but I didn't see how it would help me in my "is this a keyword"
method.
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