Question

I have fallen into a doubt and I don’t know how to solve it, the case is:

I have created an “arrayed string” list like this:

List<string[]> definitions;

I have added to it values like this:

definitions.Add(new string[2] { "A", "Def.1" });
definitions.Add(new string[2] { "B", "Def.2" });

In order to show the values I do it like this:

foreach (string[] theDefinition in definitions)
{
Console.WriteLine(theDefinition[0] + "\tdef: " + theDefinition[1]);
}

So far this works fine, but how can I show the values without the foreach I mean something like this:

Console.WriteLine(definitions[0] ...)

What should I write in the 3 dots to show either the “A” or the “Def.1” from the list in index 0.

I guess overcoming this is by doing something like:

string[] temp = definitions[0]
Console.WriteLine(temp[0] + ", " + temp[1]);

How to achieve it just using the Console.WriteLine without using extra variables, is this possible? and how? Thank you in advance.

Answer 1

Console.WriteLine(definitions[0][0]  + "\tdef: " + definitions[0][1]);