Why is the program running but debugging shows no count in the list?-CodePudding

I am working on a console app in which I add members to a list through user input. The logic used is :

public class Projectlogic
    {
        public List<Project> Projects { get; set; } = new List<Project>();
         //Add a project to the list Projects.
        public void Add(Project project)
        {
            Projects.Add(project);
        }

        public List<Project> GetAllProjects()
        {
            return Projects;
        }

    }

The main program for adding a project to the list Projects is given below. When I debug the code, the count in Projects is shown as 0. What part of logic am I missing or using incorrectly?

//Adding parameters PID, Name, Sdate, Edate to a project.
var newProject = new Project(PID, Name, Sdate, Edate);
var business2 = new ProjectLogic(); //declared
business2.Add(newProject);
break;

CodePudding user response：

See my comments to the right (shortened the variable name to create more space):

var newProject = new Project(PID, Name, Sdate, Edate);


var b2 = new ProjectLogic(); //A new object with 0 items is created. 
                             //A breakpoint here will ALWAYS show zero items

b2.Add(newProject);         //Add the item, but the change won't show until the next line. 
                            //Breakpoints here will also ALWAYS show 0 items. 

break;                      //A breakpoint here will ALWAYS show ONE item.
                            //However, "break" will kick you out of the current scope.
                            //This means the business2 object also immediately goes
                            //out of scope and is thrown away.