What's the difference between the following 3 declaration methods. I am
really confused out here.
Dim date1 as Date()
Dim date1() as Date
Dim date1(10) as Date
Your expert advise is needed. 7 1102
Nickson Dim date1 as Date() Dim date1() as Date
They are both the same, an empty array with is declared to hold Date values
Dim date1(10) as Date
An array which holds 10 date values which have nothing as value.
I hope this helps?
Cor
On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 07:57:05 +0200, Cor Ligthert wrote: Dim date1(10) as Date An array which holds 10 date values which have nothing as value.
Oops Cor! I know that you know this, but that line creates an array of 11
date references (0-10). The dates have not been created yet.
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Chris, Dim date1(10) as Date An array which holds 10 date values which have nothing as value.
Oops Cor! I know that you know this, but that line creates an array of 11 date references (0-10). The dates have not been created yet.
Thanks about the 10, and than I answered before today why an array in VBNet
has one extra.
However the dates are created with nothing (base value) try this
Dim date1(10) as date
MessageBox.Show(date1(0).ToString)
It is a value you know.
Cor
"Chris Dunaway" <"dunawayc[[at]_lunchmeat_sbcglobal[dot]]net"> schrieb: Dim date1(10) as Date An array which holds 10 date values which have nothing as value.
Oops Cor! I know that you know this, but that line creates an array of 11 date references (0-10). The dates have not been created yet.
But there are actually no /references/ stored in the array... ;-).
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Ok... I understand but when in my code I did this
Dim result() As String
result(0) = "test"
I get error but when I change the declaration to
Dim result(10) as String
the code works.
I impression on the first is that I have created a dynamic sized array that
automatically increase in size when more values are assigned? Am I wrong?
"Chris Dunaway" <"dunawayc[[at]_lunchmeat" wrote: On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 07:57:05 +0200, Cor Ligthert wrote:
Dim date1(10) as Date An array which holds 10 date values which have nothing as value.
Oops Cor! I know that you know this, but that line creates an array of 11 date references (0-10). The dates have not been created yet.
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Nickson,
What you use is a fixed empty array what is not nice to use when it has to
increase.
When you want to add dynamicly to it you have to redimmension it using redim
However it is even stupid to show you because the arraylist is made for that
while this redimension of a fixed array is in my opinion a little bit for
backwards compatible use. The redim is not even in C#.
To make an arraylist is nothing more than
dim result as new arraylist
result.add("test")
And than "test" is
result(0) and because it is an object you have to tell when you use it
result(0).toString
I hope this helps?
Cor
"Nickson Koh" <Ni********@discussions.microsoft.com> Ok... I understand but when in my code I did this
Dim result() As String result(0) = "test"
I get error but when I change the declaration to
Dim result(10) as String
the code works.
I impression on the first is that I have created a dynamic sized array that automatically increase in size when more values are assigned? Am I wrong?
"Chris Dunaway" <"dunawayc[[at]_lunchmeat" wrote:
On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 07:57:05 +0200, Cor Ligthert wrote:
> >> Dim date1(10) as Date > An array which holds 10 date values which have nothing as value. >
Oops Cor! I know that you know this, but that line creates an array of 11 date references (0-10). The dates have not been created yet.
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Thx Cor.... The VB.NET array is now making more sense to me now : )
"Cor Ligthert" wrote: Nickson,
What you use is a fixed empty array what is not nice to use when it has to increase.
When you want to add dynamicly to it you have to redimmension it using redim
However it is even stupid to show you because the arraylist is made for that while this redimension of a fixed array is in my opinion a little bit for backwards compatible use. The redim is not even in C#.
To make an arraylist is nothing more than dim result as new arraylist result.add("test")
And than "test" is result(0) and because it is an object you have to tell when you use it result(0).toString
I hope this helps?
Cor
"Nickson Koh" <Ni********@discussions.microsoft.com>
Ok... I understand but when in my code I did this
Dim result() As String result(0) = "test"
I get error but when I change the declaration to
Dim result(10) as String
the code works.
I impression on the first is that I have created a dynamic sized array that automatically increase in size when more values are assigned? Am I wrong?
"Chris Dunaway" <"dunawayc[[at]_lunchmeat" wrote:
On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 07:57:05 +0200, Cor Ligthert wrote:
> >> Dim date1(10) as Date > An array which holds 10 date values which have nothing as value. >
Oops Cor! I know that you know this, but that line creates an array of 11 date references (0-10). The dates have not been created yet.
-- Chris
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