Write remove method at index based on iterator equivalent from java to c# -

i trying write equivalent method java. myiterator extends iterator.

public t remove(int index) {     myiterator<t> = support.iterator();//returns iterator on sequence implementation     int = 0;     t e = null;     while (it.hasnext() && < index) {         e = it.next();         i++;     }     it.remove();     return e; } 

how can write c# since there no defined method it.remove?

c#/.net iterators (ienumerator<t> returned ienumerable<t> ) read-only forward iterators , not allow removing items underlying collection compared java's iterator.remove.

most collections support removing items index list<t>.removeat close equivalent.

alternatively if want skip item during iteration - enumarable.skip or enumerable.where can option:

   mysequence.where((item,id) => id != indextoskip)