In this article, I will explore an answer to two questions. How is it possible that an array provides its contained objects to the PropertyGrid as if they were properties? Furthermore, the names of the objects contained in the array are displayed with its sequence numbers ( [0],[1],...). The second question is how to customize so that more meaningful data is displayed instead of sequence numbers? We will also develop a solution.
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