Lists

// How to set lists

// Lists are important for holding an int or a string as a list.

// Example:

List<int> list = new List<int>();  // This is a list called list, and each list has to be an int

// How to use lists

// You can add items to a list, or remove items, a list is treated like a collection of items. ( Items can be ints, strings, etc.)

// For example:

list.Add(7);     // I've added the number 7 as a list.
list.Add(25);    // Now I've added the number 25 as a new list.
list.Remove(7);  // Now I've removed the list that contained '7'

// There are many things you can do with lists, such as count the number of items in the list

Console.WriteLine(list.Count);   // Console is the Output window, where you can make the program show results.
                                 // You use Console.WriteLine() to make the program write text to Output.
                                 // Count is a function that counts the total number of items in a collection.
Output:
3                                // This is the value you would receive in Output


// You can use classes to get multiple values and set them as one object

class numset
{
   public int one { get; set; }
   public int two { get; set; }
   public int three { get; set; }
}

List<numset> newlist = new List<numset>();

newlist.Add(new numset{ 1, 2, 3 }; // Add three values as one list using a class struct


// There are a lot of uses for lists, and arrays (which I might write a pastebin on), but I'm at school so lol
// Hope you understood something about lists :D