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Is there any way to read the values that are in a list and present them on the console?
I tried it like this, but it doesn’t work
Console.WriteLine(lista);
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You have to go through all the items in the list and print them out.
foreach(var elemento in lista)
{
Console.WriteLine(elemento);
}
If you want a version one-Liner. This only works for List, nothing more.
lista.ForEach(Console.WriteLine);
Warning: If the list is objects, this will call the method ToString() objects. If this is not the desired behavior, you can print property by property, or even create a method that returns a string with the properties you want to show.
Example using the properties
foreach(var elemento in lista)
{
Console.WriteLine(elemento.Propriedade);
Console.WriteLine(elemento.OutraPropriedade);
}
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Foreach([tipo lista] lista on [nome da lista]{
Console.WriteLine(lista);
}
Where [List type] is the type (string, float,double,int, Object) and list name is the name you gave, example:
List<string> listaString = new List<String>();
Foreach(string lista on listaString {
Console.WriteLine(lista);
}
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