To select a random value from an array (in the example below, an array of strings) we first generate a random number between 0 and the length of the array (which is also the last value in the array).
// Initialize the string array string[] strStrings = { "Random string", "Another random value from the array", "Randomly selected index" }; // Choose a random slogan Random RandString = new Random(); // Display the random slogan txtRandom.Text = strStrings[RandString.Next(0, strStrings.Length)];
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