c# - Object still linked (referenced) after selecting it out of list? -

I was thinking, and I'm not sure, but help me.

If you have a list item, and there is an object that you need to change its property, say a cluster property in myClass is "status" I am searching my list with a four-loop and I get my object, so I

  myClass item = items [i];  

If I want to change the "status" property, then I do this for example:

  item.Status = "new status"; My question / point is: "item" is still linked to the item item, so if I execute the above line, then it will also change in the list without setting it. :  
  items [i] = items;  
 
 Hope this is clear. 
 
 Thanks in advance. 
 

code item.Status = "new status"; the list item will change

item [i] indicates a MyClass object.

When you myClass items = items [i]; , then it is referenced by both items and items [i] .

So when you change one of these properties, then item.Status = "new status"; You are actually making changes in your myClass object which now has two names, items and items [i] .

You can also use the item [i]. Status = "new status"; . Both work the same.

set items [i] = items; There is no effect, because both the references are already referenced.