int arrays

[Arne]

I found this line in a Microsoft help, but it doesn't compile
int[] arr = new int[5];
How can I create an int array?
I tried
Int[] arr = new Int[5];
but it created other problems.

[Brendan Grant]

int[] arr = new int[5]; is the correct syntax for creating a new array of 5
elements that is referenced by the variable arr.

Capitalizing the i in int would not work as C# is case sensitive when it
comes to variable types.

What is the error(s) you are getting when you attempt to compile.

Brendan

"Arne" wrote:

I found this line in a Microsoft help, but it doesn't compile
int[] arr = new int[5];
How can I create an int array?
I tried
Int[] arr = new Int[5];
but it created other problems.

[Rahul Anand]

> I found this line in a Microsoft help, but it doesn't compile

int[] arr = new int[5];
Correct syntax and should work.
How can I create an int array?
I tried
Int[] arr = new Int[5];

Will not compile as Int is not a valid data-type.

You can alternatively use System.Int32 in place of int.
As both are internally same when converted to MSIL. int is basically a
keyword of C# which gets converted to System.Int32 on IL generation.

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Cheers,
Rahul Anand

[Arne]

I think was mixing up "[" with"(".

"Brendan Grant" wrote:

int[] arr = new int[5]; is the correct syntax for creating a new array of 5
elements that is referenced by the variable arr.

Capitalizing the i in int would not work as C# is case sensitive when it
comes to variable types.

What is the error(s) you are getting when you attempt to compile.

Brendan

"Arne" wrote:

I found this line in a Microsoft help, but it doesn't compile
int[] arr = new int[5];
How can I create an int array?
I tried
Int[] arr = new Int[5];
but it created other problems.