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I think Grzenio's answer is correct, but I don't think you're understanding why. To elaborate, take this simple example: <pre><code>string Part1 = ""; string Part2 = ""; for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++) { if (i == 0) { Part1 = "Set on first iteration"; } else { Part2 = "Set on second iteration"; } } </code></pre> Now, this is exactly what you've done. On the first iteration of the loop (<code>i==0</code>), you're only setting the first variable <code>Part1</code>. So the output would be: <pre><code>Part1: "Set on first iteration" Part2: "" </code></pre> On the second iteration (<code>i==1</code>), <code>Part2</code> will have it's value set and then it would ouput: <pre><code>Part1: "Set on first iteration" Part2: "Set on second iteration" </code></pre> So, taking your example: <pre><code>Guid oGuid = new Guid(); // Equals all 0s by default string objectName = string.Empty; </code></pre> <code>objectName</code> gets set on the first iteration, but <code>oGuid</code> does not. Hence why <code>oGuid</code> remains "all zeros" (Guid.Empty). So, this should be the code you use: <pre><code>Guid oGuid = new Guid(); string objectName = string.Empty; for (int i = 0; i < lst_objectName_Guid.Count; i+=2) { // Notice how BOTH variables are assigned oGuid = new Guid(lst_objectName_Guid[i]); objectName = lst_objectName_Guid[i + 1]; // So when they're written to the console, they both have values Console.WriteLine(objectName); Console.WriteLine(oGuid); } </code></pre>
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1. COYes that's it :D I really appreciate your help.
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