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My Code :

long num = 0;
object[,] array;
array = (object[,])Array.Copy((Ar ray)array, new object[13, (int)num + 1 ] , array . Length );
My error :
Error 12 Cannot convert type 'void' to 'object[*,*]'
Please help me…
Thanks so much
May 21 '16 #1
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