using System;

using System.Linq;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

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/*

    Instructions:  Review the items below, like we did yesterday.  This time, I'll have you create a few of the pieces that were already there for you when you worked on it yesterday.

    The using statements you will need should already be added at the top.  No need to worry about what libraries are needed to write the code.

*/

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public class Simple {

  public static void Main() {

    //Initialize a list to work with.

    List<string> names = new List<string>(){ "Burke", "Laptop", "Computer", "Mobile", "Florida", "Sangria", "Kingdom", "David", "United", "Random" };

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    //1.  Modify the query below to find all the strings that are 6 characters in Length

    List<string> queryResults = (from x in names

                                 select x).ToList();

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    foreach (string item in queryResults)

      Console.WriteLine(item);

    //Separator

    Console.WriteLine("---------------");

    //2.  Create your own static data in a new List with a new class, like we did for PersonInformation yesterday.  Make it any object and types you'd like to try!

    //3.  Create the new class at the bottom of the file. I've added a comment where you should create it.

    //4.  Add items to your new list of the new class.

    //5.  Print out the values of each Property for each item you added to your list in step 4.

    //Separator

    Console.WriteLine("---------------");

    //6.  Remove items from the list you created in step 2, and previously added to in step 4.

    //7.  Print the new results, and verify that your items are removed.

  }

}

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//3.  Create new class here