I am using List.ElementAt(0) and List.ElementAt(1) to get the elements I need. How ever I don’t want to hardcode 0 and 1 is there any other way in C#
I am using List.ElementAt(0) and List.ElementAt(1) to get the elements I need. How ever
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I am using List.ElementAt(0) and List.ElementAt(1) to get the elements I need. How ever I don’t want to hardcode 0 and 1 is there any other way in C#
List.First() will work. However, you really shouldn’t be using ElementAt if you can help it — it’s slow. And since you’re using a list you can indeed help it. Use the indexer instead (List[0], List[1]).