if statement with 2 condition and 2 different length string array.

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Dear sir,

1. if statement with 2 condition
2. 2 different length of string array.
ex.

C#

string[] str={"Hai","welcome","To","Code","Project"};
       string[] str2={"By","Mohan","Kumar"}
     
      str.length=5;
      str2.length=3;

okey.

C#

if(int i=0;i<str.length||i><str.length;i++)>
{
//code here.
}

i wantresult,

loop 5 times repeat but str2 cant assign null values last 2 index.

By mohan

Posted 23-Dec-11 4:51am

Mohankumar.Engain

Updated 23-Dec-11 5:14am

Uday P.Singh

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Wendelius · Answer 1 · 2011-12-23T04:57:00

Solution 1

If the size of the array is 3 you cannot refer to 4th and 5th elements without first extending the array.

For simplicity, I'd suggest that you would use List[^] instead of an array. Adding, deleting etc. would be much more easier.

Posted 23-Dec-11 4:57am

Wendelius