Array Class

Hi!

There's no possibility of creating abstract class object. The only thing you can do is to implement that abstract class and then instanciate the implementing class (of course making sure, that the implementing class is not abstract too :) )

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Adding to Piort Justyna's reply if you want to resize the array  eg

int[] j = new int[0]; //zero elements

-->  Array.Resize(ref j, j.Length +1);  //increase size of array by one (1)

This is most useful in while or for loops.

eg.

        int i = 0;
        while(i != recordCount){
            Array.Resize(ref j, j.Length +1);
            j[i]= i;
            i++;
            }

You can create an instance of a class implementing the Array class simply my executing one of Array's methods:

Array sampleArray = Array.CreateInstance(Type.GetType("String"), 2);

This will create an instance of an one-dimensional array, which can contain 2 elements of type 'String'. This is 100% correct but it's a lot easier to use this array:

String[] sampleArray1 = new String[2];
String[] sampleArray2 = new String[] { "String 1", "String 2" };

In the first case you create an array with uninitialized elements (both are null) and in the second case sampleArray2 has 2 initialized elements ("String 1" and "String 2"). I hope this will help you.

Cheers!