How do I use LINQ Contains(string[]) instead of Co

Question

I got one big question.

I got a linq query to put it simply looks like this:

from xx in table
where xx.uid.ToString().Contains(string[])
select xx

The values of the string[] array would be numbers like (1,45,20,10,etc...)

the Default for .Contains is .Contains(string).

I need it to do this instead: .Contains(string[])...

EDIT : One user suggested writing an extension class for string[]. I would like to learn how, but any one willing to point me in the right direction?

EDIT : The uid would also be a number. That's why it is converted to a string.

Help anyone?

Answer 1

string[] stringArray = {1,45,20,10};
from xx in table 
where stringArray.Contains(xx.uid.ToString()) 
select xx

Answer 2

Dim stringArray() = {"Pink Floyd", "AC/DC"}
Dim inSQL = From alb In albums Where stringArray.Contains(alb.Field(Of String)("Artiste").ToString())
Select New With
  {
     .Album = alb.Field(Of String)("Album"),
     .Annee = StrReverse(alb.Field(Of Integer)("Annee").ToString()) 
  }