How to declare an array dynamically to: 1. an int type 2. a string type 3. a float type

T R Balakrishnan

Hi tenkasian,

I'm not sure I understood your question, but maybe the following code helps you:
I.
            int nCount = 3;
            int[] aIntegerNumbers = new int[nCount];
            aIntegerNumbers[0] = 20;
            aIntegerNumbers[1] = 10;
            aIntegerNumbers[2] = 30;

II.
            List<int> lstIntegerNumbers = new List<int>();

            lstIntegerNumbers.Add(20);
            lstIntegerNumbers.Add(10);
            lstIntegerNumbers.Add(30);

If this doesn't help you, please provide more information about what you need.

If you mean a single array with multiple types in it then you should declare the array as the Object type:

object[] aryThings = new object[count];

Of course, then you will need to know exactly what type is in which element.

Explain to us what you want to do in more detail, there may be a better way.

-Peter