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OriginalGriff19-Apr-21 2:58
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adatlista is not a variable, it's a class:
C#
class adatlista
    {
        public List<adatok> lista = new List<adatok>();
    }

So you can't access it's list like this:
C#
adatlista.lista.Add(new adatok());

Why not?
Because you need an instance of the class to work with ...

Let's ignore computers for a moment, and talk about cars.
We both have a car: the same make, the same model, the same colour, the same engine, the same age.
I give you a ride to the shops, and while in my car, you put your mobile phone in the glove box.

When you get home again, you need you mobile so you go to your car and open the glove box. Is your phone there?

No, of course not - it's in the glove box in my car. You know that it can only be accessed my opening my car, opening that glove box and reaching in for your phone, because you know that the two vehicles are separate instances of the particular class of black Mercedes A-class cars that they made in 2006.
You know that despite being outwardly identical, they are very different vehicles and that to do anything with them, you have to use the right instance. You want to drive to the airport, you take your car, not mine!

Classes and instances also matter in computers: Car is a class, but "your car" is a Car type variable which holds a Car class instance, "my car" is another Car type variable which holds a different Car class instance.

So you access the List in your adatlista class, you need to create an use a specific instance of that class:
C#
adatlista adat = new adatlista();
adat.lista.Add(new adatok());


There is a way to get what you wrote to work, but ... it's probably something you haven't really covered yet: static classes - so I won't go into that. It's pretty important that you understand instances anyway!

Does that make sense?
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