In .net, does a bool[] use one bit or one byte per array item? ie, does it automatically pack the bool values? I know a single bool uses 1 byte, but maybe the CLR has a special case for bool[]…
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In .net, does a bool[] use one bit or one byte per array item? ie, does it automatically pack the bool values? I know a single bool uses 1 byte, but maybe the CLR has a special case for bool[]…
Concerning size, it stores an array of bools as an array of bytes, no special case there.
You might want to check the BitArray class if you want to pack data.