Question

I have just recently been doing something in C#, i would like to know how to do something like this.

Array[0] =
  Array['Value'] = 2344;
  Array['LocationX'] = 0;
  Array['LocationY'] = 0;
Array[1] =
  Array['Value'] = 2312;
  Array['LocationX'] = 2;
  Array['LocationY'] = 1;
Array[2] =
  Array['Value'] = 2334;
  Array['LocationX'] = 4;
  Array['LocationY'] = 3;

The data it self its not important, the thing is that i know how to do this in PHP. But in C# i don’t, and I’ve tried some ways and no luck.

In PHP i could just do something like this:

$Array[0]->Value = 2344;
$Array[0]->LocationX = 0;
$Array[0]->LocationY = 0;

And those values would be added to the Array.

In C# i’ve tried this and doesn’t work that way.

Could someone enlighten me in how to do this in C#?

Thanks.

Answer 1

Well, you could have an array of instances of a class that you write like so:

public class DataForArray
{
    public int Value { get; set; }
    public int LocationX { get; set; }
    public int LocationY { get; set; }
}

Then something like this:

DataForArray[] array = new DataForArray[10];
array[0] = new DataForArray();
array[0].Value = 2344;
etc...