C#: Help with Empty Collections Unit test

[napstar]

I have a C# program that returns an empty collection and a Unit test that test to see if the name of an element in the empty returned collection is the same as an object I have.I'm asserting that that a string comparison of both elments should be 0 but the test never fails,what am i doing wrong?:
[Test]
public void testGetProjects()
{
Project1 = new Project(1);
Project1.Name = "PHS";

string tester;
tester = "PHS";

ReturnedProjects = PAgent.SearchProjects(tester);

foreach (Project Proj in ReturnedProjects)
{
string nameOfProject;
string projectNameToCompare;

projectNameToCompare = Proj.Name;
nameOfProject = Project1.Name;
Assert.IsTrue(String.Compare(nameOfProject, projectNameToCompare) == 0);


}




}

[Plater]

I am curious as to why you went to all these great lengths, I woulda just done this:

// [Test]
        public void testGetProjects()
        {
          Project1 = new Project(1);
          Project1.Name = "PHS";
          ReturnedProjects = PAgent.SearchProjects(tester);
 
          foreach (Project Proj in ReturnedProjects)
          {
                if (proj.Name==Project1.Name)
                {
                     //you have found if it is in there
                     //do whatever you want here
                     // then      break;
                }
          }
        }
 

That will tell you if the any project returned in the collection has the same name as the project.

If you wanted to know if a particular instance of the project object was in the collection, you could just do
if (Proj == Project1)
{
}

[Motoma]

I have changed the title of this thread to better match the subject matter. Please, in the future, use descriptive titles. Doing so will ensure you get the help you are looking for.