foreach on Collection, List, IList, ICollection, ...

[Dansk]

Hi all,

Can I assume that when I loop throw a Collection, List, IList,
ICollection, ... by using foreach, I first get the element of index 0,
then index 2, and so on until the last one ?

Thanks for your answers,

Dansk.

[Jeremy Shovan]

No... It would go index 0 then index 1, index 2, so on.....
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Hi all,

Can I assume that when I loop throw a Collection, List, IList,
ICollection, ... by using foreach, I first get the element of index 0,
then index 2, and so on until the last one ?

Thanks for your answers,

Dansk.

[Khamis Abuelkomboz]

Dansk wrote:

Hi all,

Can I assume that when I loop throw a Collection, List, IList,
ICollection, ... by using foreach, I first get the element of index 0,
then index 2, and so on until the last one ?

Thanks for your answers,

Dansk.

Yes, you can expect this. This is an elementary requirement of the enumerator functionality.

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[Dansk]

Thank you for your answers, they really make sense to me.
Dansk a écrit :

Hi all,

Can I assume that when I loop throw a Collection, List, IList,
ICollection, ... by using foreach, I first get the element of index 0,
then index 2, and so on until the last one ?

Thanks for your answers,

Dansk.