Question

I created a List called people that holds an identification number, name, title, and city. I would like to automate the reading out of this list using a foreach but am a little stuck on the syntax. Can someone shed a little light on it. Below is my code.

List<Person> people = new List<Person>();

Person p1 = new Person(74, "Brad","Millington","Program Manager", "Milford");
Person p2 = new Person(58, "John", "Kaufman", "Author", "Ottawa");
Person p3 = new Person(68, "-*", "Washington" , "Developer", "Redmond");
Person p4 = new Person(79, "Abraham", "Licoln", "Developer", "Redmond");

foreach (string s in people)
{
    people.Add(s);
}

Answer 1

your people list is currently empty at the beginning

You would want to add your p1, p2, p3 and p4 to the people list

Person p1 = new Person(74, 'Brad', 'Millington', 'Program Manager', 'Milford');
people.add(p1);

Then in your for each if you are printing them out i assume you have a getter for the name

foreach (Person p in people) 
{
    Console.Write(p.getFirstName() + ' ' + p.getLastName());
}

I have not done any C# myself but this should work based on my experience with Java