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Adding an element to an array in C#

Wednesday, 26 September 2007

Posted by Sébastien Lachance with Comments (0)

It's probably the same thing in VB.NET but the example here is in C#.

   1: Address[] addresses = customer.AddressList;

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   3: Array.Resize(ref addresses, addresses.Length + 1);

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   5: addresses[addresses.Length - 1] = address;

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