I have a list who have some element like A B C D.
I want to get the index of B.
How i can get it?
I want to do this in C#.
I have a list who have some element like A B C D. I
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I have a list who have some element like A B C D.
I want to get the index of B.
How i can get it?
I want to do this in C#.
This can be as simple as:
where
bis the thing to find, however there is an ambiguity here over the definition of equality. By default, classes will use reference-equality. A common mistake is creating two class instances that have identical fields, and expecting them to count as equal. To do this, you should really overrideEquals(and ideally implementIEquatable<T>for the sameT). If you overrideEquals, you should also overrideGetHashCode, and ideally the==and!=operators.Another alternative is to find the match with a predicate or comparer, which can avoid all that work