/ Create a list of strings.
var ob = new List<string>();
ob.Add("Girfa");
ob.Add("Student");
ob.Add("Help");
ob.Add("Blogger");
// Iterate through the list.
foreach (var t in ob)
{
Console.WriteLine(t + " ");
}
// More property and function abount collection
Console.WriteLine("Capacity of Collection\t" + ob.Capacity);
ob.Add("Website");
//This will double the capacity of current as showing in output
Console.WriteLine("Capacity of Collection\t" + ob.Capacity);
Console.WriteLine("Number of element in collection \t" + ob.Count);
Console.WriteLine("element on 0 index \t" + ob.ElementAt(0));
var ob = new List<string>();
ob.Add("Girfa");
ob.Add("Student");
ob.Add("Help");
ob.Add("Blogger");
// Iterate through the list.
foreach (var t in ob)
{
Console.WriteLine(t + " ");
}
// More property and function abount collection
Console.WriteLine("Capacity of Collection\t" + ob.Capacity);
ob.Add("Website");
//This will double the capacity of current as showing in output
Console.WriteLine("Capacity of Collection\t" + ob.Capacity);
Console.WriteLine("Number of element in collection \t" + ob.Count);
Console.WriteLine("element on 0 index \t" + ob.ElementAt(0));
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