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Questiondeclare string[] Pin
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Anıl Yıldız31-May-10 11:37
Anıl Yıldız31-May-10 11:37 
As stated on above comments, you cannot. I assume you need what you need because you don't know the number of indices. If so you can workaround it. Use an ArrayList and populate it with your data then you can return it as a string array using its ToArray() method. Check this article.
Best regards,
Anıl Yıldız.

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QuestionThe WebRequest class is abstract, so how are we able to instantiate an object from it? Pin
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