Types of array and how they work?

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Hi I have this kind of array (string[,] rptarray = new string[rptcnt, 6];) and i dont really understand how it works "string[,]"
Does any one have a clue why it was defined in this manner and how does it work?

Posted 2-Sep-13 21:57pm

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Jameel VM · Answer 1 · 2013-09-02T22:34:00

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If you not put ',' it's treated as a Single dimensional array
Go through this link
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3814145/how-can-i-declare-a-two-dimensional-string-array-in-c[^]
Hope this helps

Posted 2-Sep-13 22:34pm

Jameel VM

Updated 2-Sep-13 22:37pm

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