In C#, you can use the DisplayNameFor() method from the System.Linq.Expressions namespace to get the display name of a property from a list of objects in your model. Here's an example of how to use DisplayNameFor() with a list of objects:
@model List<MyObject> @foreach (var item in Model) { <p>@Html.DisplayNameFor(m => item.PropertyName)</p> } In this example, we're assuming that MyObject is a class in your model with a PropertyName property that has a DisplayName attribute defined. We're using a foreach loop to iterate through each object in the list, and for each object we're using DisplayNameFor() to get the display name of the PropertyName property.
Note that because item is a variable defined within the loop, we need to use a lambda expression with DisplayNameFor() to reference the PropertyName property. We're also using the Html helper to render the display name as HTML.
You can customize this example to fit your specific needs by replacing MyObject with the name of your class and PropertyName with the name of your property.
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