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=Description= | =Description= | ||
Arrays are special kinds of variables that can hold more then one value of the same type. You select which value you want via a numerical index that ranges from zero to the length of the array, minus one. | Arrays are special kinds of variables that can hold more then one value of the same type. You select which value you want via a numerical index that ranges from zero to the length of the array, minus one. More information on arrays can be found on the [[Array Reference]]. | ||
=Declaring Arrays= | =Declaring Arrays= | ||
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Function MyFunction() | Function MyFunction() | ||
Point[] myArray = new | Point[] myArray = new Point[2] | ||
Point myPoint = new Point | Point myPoint = new Point | ||
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Debug.Trace("There are " + count + " hellos in the array") | Debug.Trace("There are " + count + " hellos in the array") | ||
</source> | </source> | ||
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