Question

I am trying to find out the syntax to add a complex object into a list. Here’s what I know works:

ComplexObject temp = new ComplexObject() {attribute1 = 5, attribute2 = 6};
ComplexObjectList.Add(temp);

Here’s what I’m wanting to do instead:

ComplexObjectList.Add(new ComplexObject(){attribute1 = 5, attribute2 = 6});

I realize that it doesn’t work, but is there any other way to add one to my list without creating one before hand? I have no need for temp other than this one function call.

Answer 1

Your code should work. If not, then the problem is probably in the declaration of ComplexObjectList.
Should be: List<ComplexObject> ComplexObjectList = new List<ComplexObject>();
Also make sure the class properties are public.