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Asked: 2026-05-26T22:24:33+00:00

I faced a problem today which has happened to me several times before. I

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I faced a problem today which has happened to me several times before. I have a generic list of my object:

List<Classes.Object.GameObject> ObjectList = new List<Classes.Object.GameObject>();

I decided to get an instance of Classes.Object.GameObject from the list by:

Classes.Object.GameObject TempObject = new Classes.Object.GameObject;
TempObject = ObjectList[10];

It’s working good till here but when I do some changes on TempObject the object of index in list which I mentioned changes too! I mean the ObjectList[10] will change by changing of TempObject. There is no referencing at all. Maybe I didn’t understand OO programming well.

Dear moderators you made a mistake in editing my grammar! (you changed till to until)

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  1. Editorial Team

    If you want to change TempObject without impact on its “original version” on list do a copy. Described in Cloning objects in C#.

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