distance shortest in the list

How to determine the shortest distance between the gameobjects in the list
Thank you !

You need to iterate over the list of GameObjects, then, for each GO, iterate over all GOs with a higher index and compare the distance. There sure is some fancy way to write this with Linq, but explicit loops will probably create a better understanding here.

var shortestDistance = Mathf.infinity;
GameObject go1;
GameObject go2;
for(var i = 0; i < myGameObjects.Length - 1; i++)
{
  for(var k = i + 1; k < myGameObjects.Length; k++)
  {
    var distance = Vector3.Distance(myGameObjects*.transform.position, myGameObjects[k].transform.position);*

if(distance < shortestDistance)
{
shortestDistance = distance;
go1 = myGameObjects*;*
go2 = myGameObjects[k];
}
}
}

Debug.Log(go1.name + " and " + go2.name + " are closest with " + shortestDistance + “m distance.”);
The outer for loop iterates over all GameObjects except the last, and the inner loop then iterates over all GameObjects that come later in the list than the GO from the outer loop. This way, you don’t compare a pair of GameObjects twice.
For every pair of GameObjects, we calculate the distance between them. If that distance is shorter than the previous shortest distance, we overwrite the shortest distance and remember the two GameObjects we are looking at.

ok , thank you so much !
^^