LINQ for untyped IEnumerable-CodePudding

I am getting the e object via Reflection and then, if it is an IEnumerable, dump it to string:

public static string EnumerableToString(this IEnumerable e, string separator)
{
    List<string> list = new List<string>();
    foreach (object item in e)
        list.Add($"\"{item}\"");
    return "["   string.Join(separator, list)   "]";
}

I wonder whether there is a more compact way to do this with LINQ. The Select method of LINQ is only applicable to IEnumerable<T>, not IEnumerable.

CodePudding user response：

You can use OfType method:

public static string EnumerableToString(this IEnumerable e, string separator)
{
    return $"[{string.Join(separator, e.OfType<object>().Select(x => $"\"{x}\""))}]";
}