I want to add new object to a list: My code:
List abc = new List();
abc.Add(new geo_tag() { latitude = 111, longitude = 122, un
Try This
List<geo_tag> abc = new List<geo_tag>();
geo_tag Model= new geo_tag();
Model.latitude =111;
Model.longitude =122;
Model.unit ="SSS";
abc.Add(Model);
Creating new object of Geo and feeding the data at the time of initialization
List<Geo> geo = new List<Geo> {
new Geo { Latitude=111,Longitude=222,Unit="jjj"},
new Geo { Latitude = 112, Longitude = 223, Unit = "nnn" },
new Geo { Latitude = 113, Longitude = 224, Unit = "kkk" }
};
Something like this for example?
List<geo_tag> abc = new List<geo_tag> {};
abc.Add(new geo_tag(11, 112, "SSS"));
public class geo_tag
{
public int latitude { get; set; }
public int longitude { get; set; }
public string unit { get; set; }
public geo_tag()
{
}
public geo_tag(int latitude, int longitude, string unit)
{
this.latitude = latitude;
this.longitude = longitude;
this.unit = unit;
}
}
The object initializer syntax you are using came with C# 3.0. For 2.0 you have to use
List<geo_tag> abc = new List<geo_tag>();
geo_tag tag = new geo_tag();
tag.latitude = 111;
tag.longitude = 122;
tag.unit = "SSS";
abc.Add(tag);