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Memory<T>.Slice Method (System) | Microsoft Learn

Forms a slice out of the current memory that begins at a specified index.

Forms a slice out of the current memory starting at a specified index for a specified length.

Source:

Memory.cs

Source:

Memory.cs

Source:

Memory.cs

Source:

Memory.cs

Forms a slice out of the current memory that begins at a specified index.

public:
 Memory<T> Slice(int start);

public Memory<T> Slice(int start);

member this.Slice : int -> Memory<'T>

Public Function Slice (start As Integer) As Memory(Of T)

start

Int32

The index at which to begin the slice.

An object that contains all elements of the current instance from start to the end of the instance.

start is less than zero or greater than Length.

Source:

Memory.cs

Source:

Memory.cs

Source:

Memory.cs

Source:

Memory.cs

Forms a slice out of the current memory starting at a specified index for a specified length.

public:
 Memory<T> Slice(int start, int length);

public Memory<T> Slice(int start, int length);

member this.Slice : int * int -> Memory<'T>

Public Function Slice (start As Integer, length As Integer) As Memory(Of T)

start

Int32

The index at which to begin the slice.

length

Int32

The number of elements to include in the slice.

An object that contains length elements from the current instance starting at start.

start is less than zero or greater than Length.

-or-

length is greater than Length - start

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