List<object> A = new List<object>;
List<object> B = new List<object>;
List<object> C = new List<object>;
C.Add(item);
B.Add(C);
A.Add(B);
Finally I have List A than contains List B and List B contains List C. I want to remove a item from list C.
How can I do this with LINQ or lambda?
LINQ is not intended to be used for in-place changes to collections. Use old-school Remove / RemoveAll :
((List<object>)((List<object>)A[0])[0]).Remove(item);
((List<object>)((List<object>)A[0])[0]).RemoveAll(o => ((MyClass)o).Id == 5);
Note: the number of casts required in this code snippet indicates that your way of using List<T> may not be optimal for your use case. I strongly recommend you think about specifying a more specific generic argument than object .
看一下Remove , RemoveAt和RemoveRange 。
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