List Capacity and Element Count : Generic List : Generic C# Examples

    
using  System;    
using  System.Collections.Generic;    
    
class  MainClass  {    
    public  static  void  Main()  {    
        List<char>  lst  =  new  List<char>();    
            
        Console.WriteLine("Initial  number  of  elements:  "  +    
                                              lst.Count);    
    
        Console.WriteLine();    
    
        Console.WriteLine("Adding  6  elements");    

        lst.Add('C');    
        lst.Add('A');    
        lst.Add('E');    
        lst.Add('B');    
        lst.Add('D');    
        lst.Add('F');    
    
        Console.WriteLine("Number  of  elements:  "  +    
                                              lst.Count);    
    
          Console.WriteLine("Adding  20  more  elements");    
        //  Add  enough  elements  to  force  lst  to  grow.    
        for(int  i=0;  i  <  20;  i++)    
            lst.Add((char)('a'  +  i));    
        Console.WriteLine("Current  capacity:  "  +    
                                              lst.Capacity);    
        Console.WriteLine("Number  of  elements  after  adding  20:  "  +    
                                              lst.Count);    
        Console.Write("Contents:  ");    
        foreach(char  c  in  lst)    
            Console.Write(c  +  "  ");    
        Console.WriteLine("\n");    
    }
}