How to Perfect Search in Array ??

Array....
Perfetc[]={<#@ninja>,asdf,fad ,er,rwe,<#@ni>,<#@nadsad> }
I wanna Search in this Array...
Search value=<#@
I need result is : <#@ninja>
<#@ni>
<#@nadsad>
regards Ninja,

Ninja wrote:
Array....
Perfetc[]={<#@ninja>,asdf,fad ,er,rwe,<#@ni>,<#@nadsad> }
I wanna Search in this Array...
Search value=<#@
I need result is : <#@ninja>
<#@ni>
<#@nadsad>
regards Ninja,- Loop through the array
- for each iteration: if it starts with the search query, add it to a result list
Not exactly rocket science in any language, if you don't know how to do even this then you basically don't know anything yet. Read a book.

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