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Given the list of names below, use Console.WriteLine to display each name.  Use "No Name" to display null values.

Bonus points for displaying the list in alphabetical order with null ("No Name") values at the top.

Extra bonus points for using a lambda expression.

Even more bonus points for displaying the list in alphabetical order with null ("No Name") at the bottom.

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*/

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        //Console.WriteLine("Hello World");

        var nameList = new List<string>{"ChrisB", "Glenn", "David", "Tim", null, "Phillip", "JimC", null, "JimM", "Doug", "Chris", "John"};

        var newNameList = new List<string>{};

        //hmm... not quite right - hence some wierd code below

        //nameList.OrderByDescending(x => x == newNameList.Max());

        foreach(string name in nameList) {

            if (name == null)

            {

                newNameList.Add(name);

                continue;

            }               

        }

        nameList.RemoveAll(x => x == null);   // not the lambda you were looking for...

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        foreach(string name in nameList) {

            newNameList.Add(name);

            Console.WriteLine(name);

        }

        foreach(string name in newNameList){

            if (name == null) {

                Console.WriteLine("No Name");

                continue;

            }

            //Console.WriteLine(name);

        }

    }

}

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