Evidence.Count Property
Definition
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Caution
Evidence should not be treated as an ICollection. Please use GetHostEnumerator and GetAssemblyEnumerator to iterate over the evidence to collect a count.
Caution
Evidence should not be treated as an ICollection. Use GetHostEnumerator and GetAssemblyEnumerator to iterate over the evidence to collect a count.
Caution
This API is now deprecated.
Gets the number of evidence objects in the evidence set.
public:
property int Count { int get(); };[System.Obsolete("Evidence should not be treated as an ICollection. Please use GetHostEnumerator and GetAssemblyEnumerator to iterate over the evidence to collect a count.")]
public int Count { get; }[System.Obsolete("Evidence should not be treated as an ICollection. Use GetHostEnumerator and GetAssemblyEnumerator to iterate over the evidence to collect a count.")]
public int Count { get; }public int Count { get; }[System.Obsolete]
public int Count { get; }[<System.Obsolete("Evidence should not be treated as an ICollection. Please use GetHostEnumerator and GetAssemblyEnumerator to iterate over the evidence to collect a count.")>]
member this.Count : int[<System.Obsolete("Evidence should not be treated as an ICollection. Use GetHostEnumerator and GetAssemblyEnumerator to iterate over the evidence to collect a count.")>]
member this.Count : intmember this.Count : int[<System.Obsolete>]
member this.Count : intPublic ReadOnly Property Count As IntegerProperty Value
The number of evidence objects in the evidence set.
Implements
- Attributes
Examples
The following code example shows the use of the Count property. This example is part of a larger example provided for the Evidence class.
Console::WriteLine( "\nMake a copy of the current evidence." );
Evidence^ evidenceCopy = gcnew Evidence( myEvidence );
Console::WriteLine( "Count of new evidence items = {0}", evidenceCopy->Count );
Console::WriteLine( "Does the copy equal the current evidence? {0}", myEvidence->Equals( evidenceCopy ) );
Console.WriteLine("\nMake a copy of the current evidence.");
Evidence evidenceCopy = new Evidence(myEvidence);
Console.WriteLine("Count of new evidence items = " + evidenceCopy.Count);
Console.WriteLine("Does the copy equal the current evidence? " + myEvidence.Equals(evidenceCopy));
Console.WriteLine(ControlChars.Lf & "Make a copy of the current evidence.")
Dim evidenceCopy As New Evidence(myEvidence)
Console.WriteLine(("Count of new evidence items = " & evidenceCopy.Count.ToString()))
Console.WriteLine(("Does the copy equal the current evidence? " & myEvidence.Equals(evidenceCopy)))
