Initialising/Using an array of String 1

[paradoxdetected]

Hi guys,

Sorry for asking a stupid question, but I've got to the point where I have the data I need, ocurring in a For Each loop in VB 2008.

Now, can someone help me initialise an array of String andsave the data to it?

Thanks so much

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[TipGiver]

Arrays are static. You can increase their capacity (allocate more space) but i wouldnt recommend it.
Instead use an ArrayList to save objects, or use a List of "X" to save "X". "X" are datatypes, like string, integers etc.

Private a_name_here As New List(Of String)

a_name_here.Add("string1")
a_name_here.Add("string2")

 

[Sorwen]

Just as an alternate way usually any object you use in a for each is going to have the count of that object. You can always initialize it with the objects .Count, .Items.Count, or .Length. Generally I just use a generic Collection or StringCollection in this instance, but just wanted to put forth the alternative.

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