Getting Started with C# Lists

Collections in C# can be considered "arrays on steroids." A List is a type of collection that enables you to take advantage of the rich sorting, filtering, and aggregation features available in the .NET Core framework through LINQ queries.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to initialize a generic list, List<T>. You will also learn a pair of useful techniques for adding elements to a list.

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