Checking foreach loop list results C# -
I have a bit of code in a class:
public class ticketsSummary { / All development tickets public list & lt; IncidentSummary & gt; get receive. Get All Development Tickets { Set; } Public listing & lt; String & gt; Ticket name () {list & lt; String & gt; V = new list & lt; String & gt; (); Foreign currency (all development tickets in all development tickets) {var TicketIIS = DevelopmentTicket.Id.ToString (CultureInfo.Inventarian Culture); V.Add (ticketIds); } Return V; }}}
And I am trying to see if my API connection (plus all code) has done this job and has withdrawn the tickets and their information, especially ID
I do not have any clue in my main program to check how this is a job. I tried something but it is not perfect and does not return anything (I know that I need a console. WrightLine)
Fixed zero main (string [] arg) {Console .ReadLine (); Var Tickets = New Ticket (); Tickets.TicketNames (); While (ticket! = Null) {Console.WriteLine (ticket); }}
Any suggestions, please?
Thank you!
You get the TicketNames ()
way. This ticket does a lot of work to return the string version of ID. It can be reduced
public list & lt; String & gt; TicketNames () {Go back to AllDevelopmentTickets. Select (T = & gt; TID. ToString (CultureInfo.InvariantCulture)) .Oolist (); } Var stamping = new ticket limit (); Var ticketname = ticket surie Ticket name (); Foreign currency (ticket name in ticket name) {Console.WriteLine (ticket name); }
or even just:
foreach (all ticket names in AllDevelopmentTickets). Select (t = & gt; TID ToString (CultureInfo.InvariantCulture))) {Console.WriteLine (name of ticket); }
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