How to create dynamic array with unlimited size

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How to create dynamic array with unlimited size?

Posted 5-Jul-11 21:39pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2011-07-05T21:42:00

You can't. You would use the List class for that, so that it can resize itself as needed. There's no such thing as 'unlimited size'.

Posted 5-Jul-11 21:42pm

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Aswathi Narayan 6-Jul-11 5:08am

ok ..thank u

Aswathi Narayan · Answer 2 · 2011-07-05T23:10:00

i found the solution.

create array list.

ArrayList obj = new ArrayList();
//adding item
obj.Add("name");

Posted 5-Jul-11 23:10pm

Mohammad A Rahman · Answer 3 · 2011-07-15T18:55:00

Consider IList<t> which is generic and maintain its size by it self. I think this will do the job. Please see below details about IList<t>[^]

:)

Posted 15-Jul-11 18:55pm