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- c# - Dual Double List lt;int gt; - Stack Overflow
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A List is an Interface that extends another interface called Collection, so a List is-a Collection An Interface defines and describes behavior, it defines a contract that another class must conform to, and one of the classes that does so is called java util ArrayList, and add() is one behaviour defined in the List contract, because a List must have the ability for things to be added to it
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In most of your exemples the initializer isn't even the main issue, you can't assign something to something of another type, a list of "double array" is not a list of "double" List<double[]> points = new List<double> *What happens after this point doesn't matter, you're trying to create a new list of double, and to assign it to a list of
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Is there any way to do this other than just looping through the List<int> and adding to a new List<double> like so: List<int> lstInt = new List<int>(new int[] {1,2,3}); List<double> lstDouble = new List<double>(lstInt Count); Either Count or Length, I don't remember for (int i = 0; i < lstInt Count; i++) { lstDouble Add(Convert ToDouble(lstInt
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