Learn C # while playing Unity - Part 8. Lists in C #. Arrays are not needed? List type (T) + Unity
✅ So the 8th part of the series “Learn C # playing in Unity” was born. I am glad that there is a demand for this course, so I continue. In the last part, we parsed the arrays, and today I decided to parse the lists. Since they are used for roughly the same tasks as arrays. In my practice of creating programs in C #, I didn’t seem to use lists, I don’t remember exactly, since I’ve been doing this for a long time. But in Unity I use it almost all the time.
⚡️ Task!
The task is as follows: create two lists and 1 array of 6 int elements. The array contains random numbers from 0 to the number of my subscribers at the time of watching this video. Your task is in two stages: first you need to fill the first list with values from the array. The second stage is to fill the second list with three random values from the array. In addition, try sorting the lists and displaying the result to the console. And after removing 1 element from each list, it is desirable to remove the last one (the Count property helps).
⚠️ Link for HW:
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📝 Time codes:
00:00 Introduction
00:38 Intro
00:48 What is List (T)?
01:30 Difference between Array and List (T)
02:00 List (T) operations, methods and properties
03:20 Example of using List (T)
05:12 Checking the work of the code
05:45 Summary of the example
06:20 Homemade
07:30 End
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