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Why is it always returning the last element in list<>?

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Hi everybody

when I use a for loop or foreach on list<> that has a number of objects it always return the last object

for example:

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  1. for (int i = 0 ; i < Program.session.length ; i++)
  2. {
  3.  int id = Program.sessions[i].Session_ID
  4. }
where Session_ID is a property in a class session
and the list<session> is declared staticaly in Program class

what happen is Session_ID is always set to 4 (I have 4 objects)

please help
thanks in advance
Jan 12 '11 #1
2 2013
Rabbit
12,516 Expert Mod 8TB
Let's simplify
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  1. for (int i = 0 ; i = 3; i++) 
  2.  id = i
  3. }
What will the value of id be?
Jan 12 '11 #2
Curtis Rutland
3,256 Expert 2GB
This is a good learning opportunity for you, OP. What is it that you actually want the value of id to be?
Jan 13 '11 #3

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