foreach loop

Hi All,

I have something like this..

foreach(Location location in locationList)
{
studentList.Add(new StudentDataList() {Locationcode = location .locationcode};
}
IntializeStudentDataValues(studentList);

Private void IntializeStudentDataValues(List<StudentDataList> studentList)
{
if(studentList != null)
{
foreach(var student in studentList)
{
switch(student .StudentName.ToUpper())
{
case "A":
//Do Something
Case "B":
//DoSomething
}
}
}
}


i am having "IntializeStudentDataValues" for having foreach loop for "studentList". Instead of this i would like to have one foreach where i have it for locationList. I want to write one foreach for both cases. I want perform
switch case in this foreach(Location location in locationList).

Can anybody help me on this?

Thanks,
genith

Please put code inside a code block ("[ c o d e ]" (no spaces) in front of it and "[ / c o d e ]" (again, no spaces) behind it), and please indent your code. Without those, it is very difficult to read your code. I have done it below in hope that if I can read your code I can understand what you are trying to do.

Code:

---

foreach(Location location in locationList)
{
    studentList.Add(new StudentDataList() {Locationcode = location .locationcode};
}
IntializeStudentDataValues(studentList);

Private void IntializeStudentDataValues(List<StudentDataList> studentList)
{
    if(studentList != null)
    {
        foreach(var student in studentList)
        {
            switch(student .StudentName.ToUpper())
            {
                case "A":
                //Do Something
                Case "B":
                //DoSomething
            }
        }
    }
}

---

You said:

"i am having "IntializeStudentDataValues" for having foreach loop for "studentList". Instead of this i would like to have one foreach where i have it for locationList. I want to write one foreach for both cases. I want perform
switch case in this foreach(Location location in locationList)."

I still can't figure it out. It seems to me you're doing what you need to do. You read the input data into a list, and then you walk through the list to process it. You have to choose between A and B, and there's no simpler way to do it then the way you are doing it. Some people might not bother with the list, but maybe you need it later in your program, and so you decided to make sure it's there. I can accept that.

Perhaps you can post some pseudocode that shows what you're trying to do. Pseudocode is just writing something that looks like C# code, but it will never be compiled. It just shows the steps you are trying to get to happen. It can be quite helpful.

Good luck!

RobR