// Method to increment one value in the element list.
public void Add(int value)
{
// Create the newElement Element(), this object represent the element that will be added in the Element() list.fist and the Element() list.last
Element newElement = new Element();
Element eleAux = new Element();
// If the list size is equals to 0, the last and the fist will be the same object refere.
if (index.Equals(0))
{
newElement.i = value;
newElement.next = null;
// The fist element is equals to the last element
fist = newElement;
last = newElement;
// Increment the list size..
index++;
}
// If the list have more of one element.
else
{
// element instance for different objects, now that the list has more than one element they must be different.
eleAux = fist;
// Filling in the list...
while (eleAux.next != null)
{
eleAux = eleAux.next;
}
newElement.i = value;
// The last element don't set no value for a instace (in the future, the last object can set a reference to the fist object).
newElement.next = null;
eleAux.next = newElement;
last = newElement;
index++;
}
}
public void Remove(int value)
{
Element elementToRemove = new Element();
Element eleAux = new Element();
// element instance for different objects, now that the list has more than one element they must be different.
eleAux = fist;
// Filling in the list...
while (eleAux.next.i != value)
{
eleAux = eleAux.next;
}
Console.WriteLine(eleAux.i);
}
// Method to increment one value in the element list.
public static void Add(List list, int value = 0)
{
// Create the newElement Element(), this object represent the element that will be added in the Element() list.fist and the Element() list.last
Element newElement = new Element();
Element eleAux = new Element();
// If the list size is equals to 0, the last and the fist will be the same object refere.
if (list.index.Equals(0))
{
// Turn the in strig value a value setted in the method call or a string written by the user.
if (value == null)
{
// Setting to the user write the a element to add.
Console.WriteLine("Set the next proprity: ");
newElement.i = Console.Read();
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("Defaut Value stting... ");
newElement.i = value;
}
newElement.next = null;
// The fist element is equals to the last element
list.fist = newElement;
list.last = newElement;
// Increment the list size..
list.index ++;
}
// If the list have more of one element.
else
{
// element instance for different objects, now that the list has more than one element they must be different.
eleAux = list.fist;
// Filling in the list...
while(eleAux.next != null )
{
eleAux = eleAux.next;
}
// Turn the in strig value a value setted in the method call or a string written by the user.
if (value == null)
{
Console.WriteLine("Set the next proprity: ");
newElement.i = Console.Read();
}
else
{
newElement.i = value;
Console.WriteLine("Defaut Value stting... ");
}
// The last element don't set no value for a instace (in the future, the last object can set a reference to the fist object).
newElement.next = null;
eleAux.next = newElement;
list.last = newElement;
list.index ++;
}
}
