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edited Mar 17, 2011 at 20:38

Instanciate Instantiate A Property Of Type List<>

I created a property of type List in my class

public List<string> CategoryRef { get; set; }

Now when I wanna add a string to the list I try

Product p=new Product(); p.CategoryRef.Add("Nick");

The compiler yells at me saying the object isnt set to an instance of an object. How to I instaticateinstantiate a property?

I created a property of type List in my class

public List<string> CategoryRef { get; set; }

Now when I wanna add a string to the list I try

Product p=new Product(); p.CategoryRef.Add("Nick");

The compiler yells at me saying the object isnt set to an instance of an object. How to I instaticate a property?

I created a property of type List in my class

public List<string> CategoryRef { get; set; }

Now when I wanna add a string to the list I try

Product p=new Product(); p.CategoryRef.Add("Nick");

The compiler yells at me saying the object isnt set to an instance of an object. How to I instantiate a property?

asked Mar 17, 2011 at 20:36

I created a property of type List in my class

public List<string> CategoryRef { get; set; }

Now when I wanna add a string to the list I try

Product p=new Product(); p.CategoryRef.Add("Nick");

The compiler yells at me saying the object isnt set to an instance of an object. How to I instaticate a property?