using System;

using System.Linq;

using System.Collections.Generic;

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public class employee {

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        public  static int nextid = 1100;

        private int id;

        public string firstname;

        public string lastname;

        public string jobTitle;

        public int getID(){ 

            return id;

    }

    public employee(string  firstname, string lastname){

        this.id = nextid++;

        this.firstname = firstname;

        this.lastname = lastname;

    }

    public employee(string firstname,string lastname, string jobTitle) {

        this.id = nextid++;

        this.firstname = firstname;

        this.lastname = lastname;

        this.jobTitle = jobTitle;

    }

}

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public class Employee{

        public static void Main(string[] args){

        List<employee> employeeList= new List<employee>();

        employeeList.Add(new employee("Parth","Patel","Inter"));

        employeeList.Add(new employee("Devraj","Galchr","Inter"));

        employeeList.Add(new employee("Dip","Maheta","Inter"));

        employeeList.Add(new employee("Yagnik","Thakkar","Inter"));

        employeeList.Add(new employee("Hardev","Chauhan","Inter"));

        employeeList.Add(new employee("Bhavin","Nandaniya","Sr.Software Developer"));

        employeeList.Add(new employee("Jay","Pankhaniya","Sr.Software Developer"));

        employeeList.Add(new employee("Chirag","Parmar","Sr.Software Developer"));

        employeeList.Add(new employee("Piyush","Patel","Project Manager"));

        employeeList.Add(new employee("Amit","Patil","HR"));

        employeeList.Add(new employee("Amit","Thakkar","Project Manager"));

        foreach(var List in employeeList){

            Console.WriteLine("employee: {0}, {1}, {2}, {3}" , List.getID(), List.firstname , List.lastname , List.jobTitle);

        }

}

}