Lets start witha defination.
An array has a single name that all members of the array share, but each member has its own unique index number. This is used to refer to each item of data numerically, instead of that shitload of different text names.
Here's a nice & neat array:
Here is a comparsion of a using an array, and not using one. First the ladder (second).
Or you can make your program sweet and less time consuming like this:
Now also remember this, it's called the 'Zero Effect'. When declaring elements in an array, ALWAYS START WITH ZERO.
For example, if your array consists of 15 elements, you would type 14, since you need to start at 0.
Thank you for reading.
An array has a single name that all members of the array share, but each member has its own unique index number. This is used to refer to each item of data numerically, instead of that shitload of different text names.
Here's a nice & neat array:
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Option Strict Off
Option Explicit On
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
arrQuestions(0) = "Do you think that bitch is fat?"
arrQuestions(1) = "Do you even have her number?"
arrQuestions(2) = "This chick looks 35 are you sure shes 17?"
MsgBox(arrQuestions(1))
End
End Sub
End ClassHere is a comparsion of a using an array, and not using one. First the ladder (second).
Code
Option Strict Off
Option Explicit On
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.eventArgs) Handles Mybase.Load
Dim Total
Dim JanFood = 90
Dim FebFood = 122
Dim MarFood = 125
Dim AprFood = 78
Dim MayFood = 132
Dim JunFood = 123
Dim JulFood = 143
Dim AugFood = 112
Dim SeptFood = 167
Dim OctFood = 123
Dim NovFood = 132
Dim DecFood =125
Total = JanFood + FebFood + MarFood + AprFood + MayFood + JunFood + JulFood + AugFood + SeptFood + OctFood + NovFood + DecFood
MsgBox(Total)
End
End Sub
End ClassOr you can make your program sweet and less time consuming like this:
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Option Strict Off
Option Explicit On
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Mybase.Load
Dim arrMonthFoodBill(11)
Dim Total
arrMonthFoodBill(0) =
arrMonthFoodBill(1) =
arrMonthFoodBill(2) =
arrMonthFoodBill(3) =
arrMonthFoodBill(4) =
arrMonthFoodBill(5) =
arrMonthFoodBill(6) =
arrMonthFoodBill(7) =
arrMonthFoodBill(8) =
arrMonthFoodBill(9) =
arrMonthFoodBill(10) =
arrMonthFoodBill(11) =
For i = 0 To 11
Total = Total + arrMonthFoodBill(i)
Next i
MsgBox(Total)
End Sub
EndClassNow also remember this, it's called the 'Zero Effect'. When declaring elements in an array, ALWAYS START WITH ZERO.
For example, if your array consists of 15 elements, you would type 14, since you need to start at 0.
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0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14
arrBitchesIHave(14)Thank you for reading.
