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List<A> list = new List<A>();
A a = new A();
A.name = "name1";
list.Add(a);
a = new A();
a.name = "name2";
list.Add(a);
Will the list finally contains the two same A with name equals to “name2”?
How to make use of one variable to achieve this?
The list will contain two different instances of Type A; one with a name set to “name1”, the other set to “name2”.