[Beginner] Arrays of variable length in c#

[Flix]

In C++ the standard classes vector and deque define an array of real-time
variable length (items can be appended or removed to a vector, modifying its
length).

Is there a class in C# that performs the same functionality (probably a
ListBox control can perform it, but it's not a standard solution) ?

[Shiva]

Hi,

See if ArrayList can fulfill your requirements.

"Flix" <wr***@newsgroup.comeon> wrote in message
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In C++ the standard classes vector and deque define an array of real-time
variable length (items can be appended or removed to a vector, modifying its
length).

Is there a class in C# that performs the same functionality (probably a
ListBox control can perform it, but it's not a standard solution) ?

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Flix <wr***@newsgroup.comeon> wrote:

In C++ the standard classes vector and deque define an array of real-time
variable length (items can be appended or removed to a vector, modifying its
length).

Is there a class in C# that performs the same functionality (probably a
ListBox control can perform it, but it's not a standard solution) ?

ArrayList is probably what you're after.

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[Mattias Sjögren]

Is there a class in C# that performs the same functionality (probably a
ListBox control can perform it, but it's not a standard solution) ?

System.Collections.ArrayList

Mattias

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[TT \(Tom Tempelaere\)]

> "Flix" <wr***@newsgroup.comeon> wrote in message

news:cd**********@lacerta.tiscalinet.it...
In C++ the standard classes vector and deque define an array of real-time
variable length (items can be appended or removed to a vector, modifying its length).
Is there a class in C# that performs the same functionality (probably a
ListBox control can perform it, but it's not a standard solution) ?

"Shiva" <sh******@online.excite.com> wrote in message
news:%2***************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Hi,
See if ArrayList can fulfill your requirements.

Other collection classes can be found in System.Collections.

And if you wait long enough for the next .NET standard, you will enjoy
template versions of these classes.

Cheers,
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Tom Tempelaere