C#•3y ago

❔ Foreach

in c++ i can do :

auto objects = std::vector<Object>();
for(auto& obj : objects) {...} // here i can modify obj (move, remove etc)
for(auto obj : objects) {...} // here i can't move/delete obj from objects

auto objects = std::vector<Object>();
for(auto& obj : objects) {...} // here i can modify obj (move, remove etc)
for(auto obj : objects) {...} // here i can't move/delete obj from objects

auto objects = std::vector<Object>();
for(auto& obj : objects) {...} // here i can modify obj (move, remove etc)
for(auto obj : objects) {...} // here i can't move/delete obj from objects

auto objects = std::vector<Object>();
for(auto& obj : objects) {...} // here i can modify obj (move, remove etc)
for(auto obj : objects) {...} // here i can't move/delete obj from objects

From what i know, in C# this doesn t allow me to remove, move, modify objects.

var objects = new List<Object>();
foreach(var obj in objects) {...}

var objects = new List<Object>();
foreach(var obj in objects) {...}

var objects = new List<Object>();
foreach(var obj in objects) {...}

var objects = new List<Object>();
foreach(var obj in objects) {...}

How can i do something like this

for(auto& obj : objects)

for(auto& obj : objects)

for(auto& obj : objects)

for(auto& obj : objects) without having to use indices?

❔ Foreach

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