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QuestionWhat's the most easy-to-read way of initializing a string-int-pair array? Pin
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Let's assume I have a simple class:
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public class StringAndInt
{
    public string myString;
    public int myInt;
    public StringAndInt(string myString, int myInt)
    {
        this.myString = myString;
        this.myInt = myInt;
    }
}
If I want to create an array of this class, then the code pretty quickly becomes hard to read:
C#
StringAndInt[] myArray = new StringAndInt[] { new StringAndInt("String", 0), new StringAndInt("String", 1), new StringAndInt("String", 2) };
I think in C-programming the corresponding code is much easier to read:
C++
StringAndInt myArray[] = {{"String", 0}, {"String", 1}, {"String", 2}};
What's the most readable way I can accomplish this in C#? Please note that I need to be able to create arrays of different sizes, but in practice it would be ok to set an upper limit of 1000 elements. I could create lots of methods like below, but then I would like to be able to tell the compiler to optimize away unused methods (I'm not using reflection and I don't export the code as a dll to anybody so it would be safe to optimize away uncalled methods):
C#
StringAndInt[] constructArray(string myString, int myInt)
{
    return new StringAndInt[] { new StringAndInt(myString, myInt) };
}

StringAndInt[] constructArray(string myString0, int myInt0, string myString1, int myInt1)
{
    return new StringAndInt[] { new StringAndInt(myString0, myInt0), new StringAndInt(myString1, myInt1) };
}

StringAndInt[] constructArray(string myString0, int myInt0, string myString1, int myInt1, string myString2, int myInt2)
{
    return new StringAndInt[] { new StringAndInt(myString0, myInt0), new StringAndInt(myString1, myInt1), new StringAndInt(myString2, myInt2) };
}
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StringAndInt[] myArray = constructArray("String", 0, "String", 1, "String", 2);

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