arrays - convert string[] to doube[,] in C# -

I have a text file that includes data:

  1,2 2,3 3, 4 4,5   
 Now I want to save the data to an array. So I divide:  
 using  (streamer sr = new streamreader ("file.txt")) {string [] data = sr.ReadLine (). Split (','); }   
 Although my data was saved in the string [] while I declared  globaldataClass  array as  double [,]  has gone. Something like this:  
  Fixed class globalDataClass {public static double [,] array = new double [4, 2]; }   
 I need to assign data to GlobalDataClass:  
  GlobalDataClass.Array = data;   
 So my question is that  string []  to  double [,] ?   
 
 
 Since you have a 2-D array, so you can iterate on each row and remove the values If necessary, then specify it in the appropriate position. You can repeat  select  and . By using    
  (var reader = new streamReader ("file .txt")) {string string; (Var count = 0; count & lt; 4; ++ count) {var data = reader.ReadLine (). Sample (','). Select (v = & gt; double. Purse (v)) .oir (); GlobalDataClass.Array [calculation, 0] = data [0]; GlobalDataclass.Array [calculation, 1] = data [1]; }}   
 Now if your array was actually  double [] [] , then you can do something like:  
 < Code> GlobalDataClass.Array = File.ReadAllLines ("file.txt"). Select (L = & gt; L. Split (','). Select (v = & gt; Double Purs (v)) .Oir ()) .Oir ();   
 Note: I think it is a very bad idea to make a global variable. There is probably a better way to handle this.