How can I get a new array from the second item onwards in c#?

Question

I originally had this code which I mistakenly thought would do what I wanted it to: ``` string firstArg = args[0]; string[] otherArgs = args.Except(new string[] { args[0] }).ToArray(); ``` However, it seems that the .Except method removes duplicates. So if I was to pass through the arguments `a b c c`, the result of `otherArgs` would be `b c` not `b c c`. So how can I get a new array with all the elements from the second element onwards?

Accepted Answer

Use the `Skip` method:

```
var otherArgs = args.Skip(1).ToArray();
```

How can I get a new array from the second item onwards in c#?

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