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Can I get string array (single dimension) as function return parameter?

I am developing ASP.Net application using VB.Net in .Net Framework 1.1.

Thanks,

Ram
Nov 18 '05 #1
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You can return any single object as a function return value. An array is an
object.

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Can I get string array (single dimension) as function return parameter?

I am developing ASP.Net application using VB.Net in .Net Framework 1.1.

Thanks,

Ram

Nov 18 '05 #2
Sure. Try something like this:

Public Function Foo() as String()
Dim bar As String = {"bar1","bar2","bar3"}
Return bar
End Function

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Can I get string array (single dimension) as function return parameter?

I am developing ASP.Net application using VB.Net in .Net Framework 1.1.

Thanks,

Ram

Nov 18 '05 #3

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