How do i...append two dimensional array to another array?

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my name is frank, I would like to ask a question: can I append two dimensional array to an other array?I tried to get answer on the net but no luck. thank you.

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looked up on the net for solution but nothing satifying.

Posted 4-Mar-21 5:47am

Frank-Cziryek

Updated 4-Mar-21 21:02pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2021-03-04T06:14:00

Solution 1

No. Arrays are not resizable. You would need to create a new array that is big enough to hold all the elements of both source arrays, and copy the elements into it.

You can automate the process somewhat with the Array.Copy Method (System) | Microsoft Docs[^].

Posted 4-Mar-21 6:14am

OriginalGriff

BillWoodruff · Answer 2 · 2021-03-04T21:02:00

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WCRYM (we can't read your mind): do both Arrays have the same structure (number of dimensions) ? if not: describe the structure of the result you want to create.

There are several techniques you can use; see: [^], and see Eric Lippert's 2008 article: [^]

Posted 4-Mar-21 21:02pm

BillWoodruff