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--- collections:list [2018/02/05 05:21] – created wolfgangriedmann
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 ====== System.Collections.Generic.List ======
+The List class is maybe the most simple collections class, and for sure one of the most used.
+The list class can hold only objects of the same datatype, but of course this datatype can be any basic datatype like a string or a numeric value, any class, and of course also a generic object. If you are using a List objects where members are of type [[:tuples|System.Tuple]], you can build a sort of strongly typed twodimensional array.
+The List class is using generics, so when declaring and initializing a List object, you need to specify the datatype the List object should hold.
+<code>local oList as List<string>
+oList := List<string>{}
+oList:Add( "Hi girls" )
+oList:Add( "Hi guys" )</code>
+You can find more information and samples about the List class in the MSDN: [[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.collections.generic.list-1|System.Collections.Generic.List<T>]]