Here's an example method that takes two lists as input, iterates over them simultaneously, and adds their elements to a new list:
main.cs274 chars13 linesThe AddLists method starts by creating a new empty list called result. It then determines the minimum length of the two input lists using Math.Min(list1.Count, list2.Count). This is necessary to ensure that we don't get an "out of range" exception when iterating over the lists.
Next, we use a for loop to iterate over both lists simultaneously. The loop runs for minLength iterations, since we only want to add up the corresponding elements in list1 and list2.
Inside the loop, we use the Add method to add the sum of the current elements in list1 and list2 to the result list.
Finally, we return the result list containing the sum of the corresponding elements from both input lists.
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