cant add string to list of string c#
<p>Hello guys i'm reading a local csv file wich has data and i will eventually use to load into a database. My question is simple in nature but i cant seem to grasp the concept. Below is my code. Pretty simple stuff.</p>

<pre><code>      static void loadTables() {
        int size = new int();
        string[] empid = new string[0];

        //string[] empid = new string();
        List&lt;string[]&gt; EmployeeName = new List&lt;string[]&gt;();
        List&lt;string[]&gt; EmployeeId = new List&lt;string[]&gt;();
        List&lt;string[]&gt; Group = new List&lt;string[]&gt;();
        List&lt;string[]&gt; Org = new List&lt;string[]&gt;();
        List&lt;string[]&gt; Fund = new List&lt;string[]&gt;();
        try {
            using (StreamReader readFile = new StreamReader("C:\\temp\\groupFundOrgReport.csv")) 
            {
             string line;
              string[] row;
              size = 0;
              while ((line = readFile.ReadLine()) != null)
              {
                  row = line.Split(',');
                  /*resize the array up by 1*/
                  Array.Resize(ref empid,empid.Length+1);
                  /*im using size as a counter to add to the slot on the array.*/
                  empid[size] = row[0].Remove(0,1);
                  // here i reciever error (the best overload match of system generic list?...etc) 
                  EmployeeName.Add(row[0]);
                  size++;

              }

             }
           }

        catch(Exception e){

            Console.WriteLine(e);

        }




    }
</code></pre>

<p>i have a list of string but any attempts to add a string to it gets me an error. In other words if i try to do this <strong>EmployeeName.Add(row[0].ToString);</strong> i get an error. However if i comment the line out i can use an old fashion array. I really like to use a list but i can't seem to be able to pass the value that I want. Can someone please point me in the right direction.</p>

<p>Thanks in advance 
Miguel</p>
