foreach C# with Example

foreach is used to iterate over the elements of an array or the items within a collection which implements 
IEnumerable✝. 
var lines = new string[] { 
"Hello world!", 
"How are you doing today?", 
"Goodbye" 
}; 
foreach (string line in lines) 
{ 
Console.WriteLine(line); 
} 
This will output 
"Hello world!" 
"How are you doing today?" 
"Goodbye" 
Live Demo on .NET Fiddle 
You can exit the foreach loop at any point by using the break keyword or move on to the next iteration using the 
continue keyword. 
var numbers = new int[] {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}; 
foreach (var number in numbers) 
 

{ 
// Skip if 2 
if (number == 2) 
continue; 
// Stop iteration if 5 
if (number == 5) 
break; 
Console.Write(number + ", "); 
} 
// Prints: 1, 3, 4, 
Live Demo on .NET Fiddle 
Notice that the order of iteration is guaranteed only for certain collections such as arrays and List, but not 
guaranteed for many other collections. 
✝ While IEnumerable is typically used to indicate enumerable collections, foreach only requires that the collection 
expose publicly the object GetEnumerator() method, which should return an object that exposes the bool 
MoveNext() method and the object Current { get; } property.