Solved it! It was the List<T> object. adatapost was partialy wright: I was adding the same instance of that object (but why where there only 9s?), but using new to generate new instances determins...

You're wrong, the function executes fine. It's easy to see if you uncomment the code at line 34, or simply if you add a breake point at line 35, to see the full array.

The problem doesn't seem...

The Count is 362880. It successfully adds all the permutations, but when the algorithm is over, theList is a list of 362880 {9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9} elements.

Hello. I am writing a program that uses a List<T> object to retain a list of int[] objects.


private int[] numbers = new int[9];
private List<int[]> theList = new List<int[]>();


It's...