Sir I want to return a function whose return type is a string array from one class to another without loosing the values . How will I do it ?

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i have a function whose return type is multi dimension array . i want to get the values of this function, defined in one class; called from another class without using static. how would i perform the operation.

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i have used property for this but with no expected result.

Posted 3-Feb-21 21:11pm

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Updated 3-Feb-21 21:20pm

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Richard MacCutchan 4-Feb-21 5:03am

Use a proper collection class to create and mange the data.

Richard Deeming 4-Feb-21 7:18am

REPOST
This is the same question you posted yesterday, with less useful information:
How to transfer function value through property ?[^]

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2021-02-03T21:20:00

See example here: C# Class get returning two dimensional array - Stack Overflow[^]
But see the warning here: CA1819: Properties should not return arrays (code analysis) - .NET | Microsoft Docs[^]

And here is a simple example (although returning arrays this way is not really recommended either):

var test = new Test();
var arr = test.TestArray();
Debug.Print(arr[0, 0]);
Debug.Print("arr.Length = " + arr.Length);

public class Test
{
    public string[,] TestArray()
    {
        string[,] testArr = new string[5, 5];
        testArr[0, 0] = "0,0 test";
        return testArr;
    }
}