How to print dynamic string value in C#?

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Hello.

I have a variable of type string.This variable holds a string value.
If 0 is 0,
2 is numbered 0,1 lines. So if the student variable is different from 0 I would like to print this value.
I want to print the Students variable (if it is different from 0)
For example ; I want to print if the numbers are worth the following way.

[0] Paul string
[1] Christina string

Console.WriteLine ("studentnames", students);

I want to print: effected Alex, Mary

How do I print this way?

What I have tried:

public List<string> students=new List<string>();

Posted 2-Mar-19 9:04am

Student_Engineer

Updated 2-Mar-19 22:06pm

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OriginalGriff 2-Mar-19 16:33pm

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[no name] 2-Mar-19 17:11pm

Hello.
First of all, thank you for your help.
I'm making examples to improve myself, and I'm hanging around.
Actually, what I want is easy, but I can't do anything.
I'm keeping a list as a string. And I wonder how the string value is printed.
If I look at the list with foreach, I can't print it like this.
Console.WriteLine ("", students);

If I want;

if (studentcount! = 0)
{
Console.WriteLine ("studentnames", students);
}

I wrote it if I didn't.I wonder how I can solve this.Thanks for your help.

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AnkushK1 · Answer 1 · 2019-03-02T21:35:00

Solution 1

I am not sure if i understood your problem completely, but still proposing a solution based on my understanding. I think you need to try something like this:

C#

for(var i= 0; i < students.Count; i++)
{
    Console.WriteLine("[" + i.ToString() + "] " + students[i] + Environment.Newline);
}

Posted 2-Mar-19 21:35pm

AnkushK1

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[no name] 3-Mar-19 4:37am

First of all thank you very much.I hadn't tried using the for loop.I will try this solution.Thank you for your help.