15
Well, there is nothing to remove because your list is empty (you also didn't give it an identifier, so your code won't compile). You can use the Remove(T item) or RemoveAt(int index) to remove an object or the object at a specified index respectively (once it actually contains something).
Contrived code sample:
void Main(...)
{
var list = new List<Student>();
Student s = new Student(...);
list.Add(s);
list.Remove(s); //removes 's' if it is in the list based on the result of the .Equals method
list.RemoveAt(0); //removes the item at index 0, use the first example if possible/appropriate
}
List<Student> students = new List<Student>();
students.Add(new Student {StudentId = 1, StudentName = "Bob",});
students.RemoveAt(0); //Removes the 1st element, will crash if there are no entries
OR to remove a known Student.
//Find a Single Student in the List.
Student s = students.Where(s => s.StudentId == myStudentId).Single();
//Remove that student from the list.
students.Remove(s);