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C#

Posted by Maggie Nasho
Maggie Nasho
6,212 Points

List

lockCombination has a capacity of after running the following code.

List lockCombination = new List();

lockCombination.Add(12); lockCombination.Add(42); lockCombination.Add(13);

Harikant Kumar
Harikant Kumar
4,306 Points

In this case capacity will be 4. By default capacity is zero, as soon as we add a item in it init with 4, and after reaching this point it get increased again to 8. here you have added three item only so it should 4.

2 Answers

Harikant Kumar
Harikant Kumar
4,306 Points
Harikant Kumar
Harikant Kumar
4,306 Points

In this case capacity will be 4. By default capacity is zero, as soon as we add a item in it init with 4, and after reaching this point it get increased again to 8. here you have added three item only so it should 4.