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deskcheck1
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Hi,
How do I declare a multi-dimensional array whose size is unknown at the start of the application? For example, depending on the state and county in the US, I need to declare a multi-dimensional array where each member is also an array consisting of 3 fields.
Sample data:
state = Delaware
number of counties = 3
array should be:
arr = [{"Kent", "Delaware", "10001"}, {"New Castle", "Delaware", "10003"}, {"Sussex", "Delaware", "10005"}]
Now, when it gets to Texas,
state = Texas
number of counties = 254
So, how do I declare an array that can accommodate both sizes?
Appreciate any help. I'm developing a Windows Form application using Visual Studio 2015.
Marilyn Gambone
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How do I declare a multi-dimensional array whose size is unknown at the start of the application? For example, depending on the state and county in the US, I need to declare a multi-dimensional array where each member is also an array consisting of 3 fields.
Sample data:
state = Delaware
number of counties = 3
array should be:
arr = [{"Kent", "Delaware", "10001"}, {"New Castle", "Delaware", "10003"}, {"Sussex", "Delaware", "10005"}]
Now, when it gets to Texas,
state = Texas
number of counties = 254
So, how do I declare an array that can accommodate both sizes?
Appreciate any help. I'm developing a Windows Form application using Visual Studio 2015.
Marilyn Gambone
Continue reading...