how to bind string variables to string array dynomicaly

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i Declared string array as

string[] strArray2 = new string[1];
after adding one by one to string array in VB as

strArray2 = (string[])Utils.CopyArray((Array)strArray2, new string[index + 1]);

how to write that code in c#

Posted 7-Jan-10 6:21am

Ramesh Reddy11111

Updated 30-Mar-16 6:37am

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Dimitri Witkowski · Accepted Answer · 2010-01-07T06:35:00

Solution 1

In this way:

C#

string[] strArray2 = new string[1];
string[] tmpArray = new string[strArray2.Length + 1];
Array.Copy(strArray2, tmpArray, strArray2.Length);
strArray2 = tmpArray;

Also, you can use this: Array.Resize(ref strArray2, strArray2.Length + 1);

But C# has List<string> class. It's much more simple to add elements to it .

Posted 7-Jan-10 6:35am

Dimitri Witkowski

Updated 7-Jan-10 6:37am

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Matt T Heffron 31-Mar-16 12:53pm

This is a 6 year old question! Asking your NEW question here is pretty pointless.
Almost no one will bother to look here.
Delete this and post this as a NEW question: use the red "Ask a Question" button above!

Manas Bhardwaj · Accepted Answer · 2010-01-07T09:08:00

Solution 2

Just for your future reference, there are many sites which convert VB.Net code to C# and vice versa.

One of them is: this[^]

Posted 7-Jan-10 9:08am

Manas Bhardwaj