You might end up with this requirement quite often and and try top down approach for delete :
for (int count=0;count < itemCount ; count++)
{ itemcoll[count].Delete(); }
and bump into exceptions , well the other way to do it is bottom up delete
for (int count =itemCount-1 ; count>0 ; count--)
{ itemcoll[count].Delete(); }
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Try this too,
Delete item from SharePoint List and more
Updated Code - Removes All Items
int itemCount = list.ItemCount;
SPListItemCollection itemcoll = list.Items;
//iterate & delete items
for (int count = itemCount - 1; count >= 0; count--)
{
itemcoll[count].Delete();
}
list.Update();
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