Re: Is.All.EqualTo?

Hi Kelly,
> >  What you probably want to do is lots simpler...
> >   Assert.That( firstMaxBFF, Is.EqualTo( maxBFF ) );
> 
> And that will compare each individual item within the list to 
> the firstMaxBFF... I see, it's not comparing two lists to 
> each other, but comparing the first item to all of the items 
> in the second list.

It's comparing the two lists, which by definition means to
comapare each corresponding item.
 
> >  or even simpler...
> >   Assert.That(  maxBffLoudList[0], Is.EqualTo(  
> maxBffLoudList[i] ) );
> 
> I was trying to get rid of the loop...

No loop there - unless I misunderstood your code.
 
> -Kelly
> 



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