C# 7 and .NET Core Cookbook - Second Edition

How to do it...

1. Start off by creating the FundamentalProgramming and Student classes we used before for  XmlSerializer. This time, remove all the attributes to produce the following code:

        public class FundamentalProgramming        {          public string Lecturer;          public double ClassAverage;          public string RoomNumber;          public List<Student> Students;        }        public class Student        {          public string StudentName;          public double SubjectMark;        }

2. In the calling code, set up the Student object, as previously and add them to  List<Student>:

        string serializationPath = @"C:\temp\classInfo.txt";        Student studentA = new Student()        {          StudentName = "John Smith"          , SubjectMark = 86.4        };        Student studentB = new Student()        {          StudentName = "Jane Smith"          , SubjectMark = 67.3        }; List<Student> ...