When you don't get , you don't get it.
let me demistify once more.
The conventional methods which any junior developer should be aware are crystal clear . The issue is why when you are trying to add to a list which is a member of a class and you already instantiated the class should throw an exception ?
It should instanciate the list object on the first add itself.
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When you don't get , you don't get it.
let me demistify once more.
The conventional methods which any junior developer should be aware are crystal clear . The issue is why when you are trying to add to a list which is a member of a class and you already instantiated the class should throw an exception ?
It should instanciate the list object on the first add itself.