how to initialize array of object with vb.net

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I am doing vb.net programming
my problem is
dim myobject() as myclass
i am craeating dynamic array of my object and later i am specifing length of array like
set myobject=new myclass()
redim myobject(TotalLength)
i dont know is that correct sentence i am using cos i am new to vb.net
thanks
 
Mike said:
I am doing vb.net programming
my problem is
dim myobject() as myclass
i am craeating dynamic array of my object and later i am specifing
length of array like set myobject=new myclass()
redim myobject(TotalLength)
i dont know is that correct sentence i am using cos i am new to
vb.net thanks
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I'm not sure what you need.

Use
Redim myobject(upperbound)
to create a new array. Use Redim Preserve to keep the content.

Use
Myobject(index) = new yourclass
to create an new instance of your class and store the reference in the
array.


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I am doing vb.net programming
my problem is
dim myobject() as myclass
i am craeating dynamic array of my object and later i am specifing length of array like
set myobject=new myclass()
redim myobject(TotalLength)
i dont know is that correct sentence i am using cos i am new to vb.net
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'ReDim Preserve MyObject(TotalLenght - 1)'.
 
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