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I have a class MyClass, and I would like to override the method ToString() of instances of List: class MyClass { public string Property1 { get; set; } public int Property2 { get; set; } /* ... */ public override string ToString() { return Property1.ToString() + "-" + Property2.ToString(); } } I would like to have the following: var list = new List<MyClass> { new MyClass { Property1 = "A", Property2 = 1 }, new MyClass { Property1 = "Z", Property2 = 2 }, }; Console.WriteLine(list.ToString()); /* prints: A-1,Z-2 */ Is it possible to do so? Or I would have to subclass List<MyClass> to override the method ToString() in my subclass? Can I solve this problem using extension methods (ie, is it possible to override a method with an extension method)? Thanks!
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