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C # System.Collections.Generic.List`1 [System.String]

So, I'm starting a web development course at septemeber, and we're going to program in C #. So I started to study it, so I have some experience with this. Now I have ~ 2 years of experience in HTML, CSS and PHP, so I immediately chose C #.

I study classes, and I study, not read. I decided to create a small console RPG for learning classes. I have a main game, but I have a problem. I am trying to display the inventory of players from the Player class in another class.

I use the List to store players ’inventory.

public List<string> inventory = new List<string>();

This is in the player class file.

Then in the store class I do:

Player player = new Player();

To create a new object to access the player class. Then, to add something to the list in the store, I do:

player.inventory.Add("Axe");

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string items = string.Join(Environment.NewLine, player.inventory);

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foreach (string inventoryItem in player.inventory)
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