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Calvin Secrest
24,815 PointsBummer! Did you use the 'ToList' method?
Convert the numbers variable to a List with a LINQ method.
Please help!
var numbers = Enumerable.Range(0, 10);
var numbers = Enumerable.Range(rec => rec.Where == "numbers").ToList();
2 Answers
Marco Koopman
5,290 PointsYou need to add .ToList(); to the first var: numbers.
Also you need to make the second variable a List by using "List<int>" this specifies what type you are going to put in the list. Rename the second variable to something else too!
Code:
var numbers = Enumerable.Range(0, 10).ToList(); List<int> numberList = numbers.ToList();
Happy coding!
Carel Du Plessis
Courses Plus Student 16,356 Pointswhy you do you have List<int> numberList = numbers.ToList(); ?
is var numbers not already converted to a list?
Carel Du Plessis
Courses Plus Student 16,356 Pointshere is my code for the challenge
var numbers = Enumerable.Range(0, 10).ToList();
Calvin Secrest
24,815 PointsCalvin Secrest
24,815 PointsI figure the error why it didn't work and thank you for your assistance.