Im trying to do exactly what the title says
int[] weeks = {};
weeks[weeks.Length]=1;
this doesnt work. There is also no .Add Method.
Any ideas? or is this not possible
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What is a "razor array"? Do you mean that you're trying to do this in a view?Chris Pratt– Chris Pratt2015-04-30 19:19:39 +00:00Commented Apr 30, 2015 at 19:19
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stackoverflow.com/questions/9570944/…user887983– user8879832015-04-30 19:21:22 +00:00Commented Apr 30, 2015 at 19:21
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Line 1 declares and initializes a new 1-dimensional array of int without specific size. Line 2 resizes the array (weeks) to its actual size, plus 1. Line 3 assigns the value 1 to the element at the last position (that we created in Line 2)
Remember: int[5] weeks; -> to access last element you have to use index 4 -> weeks[4] = 1
int[] weeks = {};
Array.Resize(ref weeks,weeks.Length + 1);
weeks[weeks.Length - 1]=1;
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S McCrohan
Would benefit from some explanation.
Arrays in C# by definition are of a fixed size, and cannot be dynamically expanded.
I would suggest using a List<>, as they can be dynamically expanded, much like vectors in other programming languages.
List<int> weeks = new List<int>();
weeks.add(1);
See more here.
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First of all there is no such thing razor array. Razor is a view engine and array is a data structure. Arrays have fixed length so if you declare an array with the length of 5:
int[] weeks = new int[5];
Trying to add an element to a fifth place will result in IndexOutOfRangeException
If you need some data-structure with variable size you could look at all the objects that implement IList interface for example a List, an ArrayList and others.
IList interface also defines Add method that you requested.
