Things I do a lot with lists

list_examples.cs

            // Things I do a lot with lists:

            // Creation
            var list = new List<GameObject>();

            // Lists resize dynamically as you add content, but if
            // you roughly know how many elements you plan on having
            // you can specify a capacity on creation
            list = new List<GameObject>(200);

            // You can also specify specific values at creation time if you like
            var obj1 = new GameObject();
            var obj2 = new GameObject();
            list = new List<GameObject>() { obj1, obj2 };

            // Adding elements:
            var go = new GameObject();
            list.Add(go);

            // You can also merge two lists by using add range
            var obj3 = new GameObject();
            var obj4 = new GameObject();
            var toAdd = new List<GameObject>() { obj3, obj4 };
            list.AddRange(toAdd);

            // Insert at a specific position
            list.Insert(1, new GameObject());

            // You can also merge a list in at a specific position
            list.InsertRange(1, toAdd);

            // Check to see if a list has an object
            var result = list.Contains(obj3); // result = true
            result = list.Contains(new GameObject()); // result = false

            // Get index of an item in the list
            var idx = list.IndexOf(obj3);

            // Remove an object by index
            list.RemoveAt(3);

            // Remove a specific object when index is unknown
            list.Remove(obj3);

            // Remove all objects that match a predicate
            // (look up System.Predicate<T> for more info)
            list.RemoveAll((toCheck) =>
            {
                return toCheck.name.Equals("obj-to-remove");
            });

            // Sort a list based on a comparator
            // (look up System.Comparison<T> for more info)
            // This will sort the list by gameObject.name
            list.Sort((a, b) =>
            {
                return a.name.CompareTo(b.name);
            });

            // Clear the list
            list.Clear();