Write list string in C#?

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Hello there.
I have a string list, and I'm holding students if the student is successful.
So I want to print successful students.
Can I print the list string value as follows?

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

In additon,Should I send the string list value parameter this way.(List<string>)

public static void Send(path,int numberid,List<string> students,content)   
{
   
}

What I have tried:

if( //coding !=0)
{
SendFiles.Send(path,numberid,**students**,"successful");
File.AppendAllText(path, numberid,students + Environment.NewLine);
}

Posted 21-Feb-19 9:17am

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Updated 21-Feb-19 16:06pm

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BillWoodruff 22-Feb-19 9:39am

When you say "print," I think you mean write a file ... is that correct ?

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Bryian Tan · Answer 1 · 2019-02-21T16:06:00

Quote:

Can I print the list string value as follows?
public List<string> students=new List<string>();

hmmm. Short answer no. because there hardly any code there beside the variable declaration. Here is an example on how to print a list: https://www.dotnetperls.com/list[^]

Quote:
In additon,Should I send the string list value parameter this way.(List<string> students)

That look ok.

Simple example:

C#

List<string> students = new List<string>();
students.Add("student 1");
students.Add("student 2");
students.Add("student 3");
students.Add("student 4");

foreach (string student in students) {
	Console.WriteLine(student);
}

By the way, the send method look odd, I think it should look something like

C#

public static void Send(string path, int numberid, List<string> students, string content)   
{
   
}