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i have this list

C#
List<string> phoneList=new List<string>();


phonelist.add("Gress"):
phonelist.add("Ali"):
phonelist.add("Ehab"):
phonelist.add("Solo"):
phonelist.add("Yanee"):




i want to get value that has index=2


[edit]Code block added - OriginalGriff[/edit]
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Updated 22-Aug-13 5:56am
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[no name] 22-Aug-13 11:53am    
And is there something stopping you from using an index to get this value?
Rabee3-F1.787545 22-Aug-13 11:57am    
no i tried this string name=phonelist[2];
but it does not work
[no name] 22-Aug-13 13:02pm    
Yes it does work. You would need to show us reproducible code that demonstrates a case where you say it does not work.
Trak4Net 22-Aug-13 12:03pm    
Are you getting no value or are you not getting the value you expected? From your example code phonelist[2] should equal Ehab. If you are getting no value then I would re-evaluate your variable for phonelist becase "phoneList" and "phonelist" are different variables (notice the casing) which I assumed was a typo here, but could be a typo in your code also.

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string strValue = phoneList[2];
 
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