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Do C# Lists start at 1 or 0
Try making a list (whatever type you're wondering about) and print A[1]. See if you get the 1st or second item.
But, if it helps, C# is a real program$$anonymous$$g language. It handles indexes in the standard way.
to owen, the learning route and self discovery is always better.
$$anonymous$$aking a quick test isn't obvious, and easy to forget. I still sometimes spend too much time guessing and searching, when I realize I could have spent 5 $$anonymous$$utes setting up a clean test.
They are 0 based. Count will start with one however if the list has any items in it.
From MSDN if you cared to look it up:
Elements in this collection can be accessed using an integer index. Indexes in this collection are zero-based.
