C#

davidbrammer wrote:

Ideal I want to have several arrays there of for different things but all of the same length

public class MyCustomObject {

   // some properties that are only writeable from within the object
   public int Id { get; private set; }
   public string Name { get; private set; }
   public decimal Price { get; private set; }

   // constructor where you set the properties
   public MyCustomObject(int id, string name, decimal price) {
      Id = id;
      Name = name;
      Price = price;
   }

   // your object may have a logical way to be represented as a string
   public override string ToString() {
      return string.Format("{0} (${1:0.##})", Name, Price);
   }

}

// create a list of objects
List<MyCustomObject> myObjects = new List<MyCustomObject>();
// add some objects to the list
myObjects.Add(new MyCustomObject(1, "C# for beginners", 12.50m));
myObjects.Add(new MyCustomObject(2, "VB for veterans", 1.99m));
// get the name of the first objects
string name = myObjects[0].Name;

bool error = false;
wb1_NavigateError()
{
error = true;
}

wb1_docComplete()
{
if(complete && !error)
  wb2.Navigate(...)
}

float a = 93.3f;

decimal a = 93.3M;
decimal b = 2.3M;
decimal c = a + b;