Some General Questions On Arrays

[darksider 0]

yes well i was wondering if i could do something such as this:

if array[&var&]
then
SOME CODE

Could i do it like this or should i do something that has the same effect?

(i also noticed another topic i started is no longer with us, i was wondering what happened to it.)

[pekster 0]

Sure, you can do that. Take a look at this example:

$array = StringSplit("1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10", ",");create a numbered array
For $a = 1 To 10;loop through the array
  If $array[$a] = 5 Then
    MsgBox(0, "", "Element " & $a & " is 5")
  Else
    MsgBox(0, "", "Element " & $a & " is not 5")
  EndIf
Next

As for your topic, it should still be here, but it's probably just older than 30 days. I think the default forum view only shows stuff in the last 30 days.

[darksider 0]

How do I use Ubound in an array, and why should i use Ubound?

and what does Ubound do?

Edited August 8, 2004 by darksider

[pekster 0]

How do I use Ubound in an array, and why should i use Ubound?

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UBound returns the number of elements in the array. It is important to note that this returns a number one higher than the index of the last element array.

Example: suppose you created an array by using Dim $array[3]

The last element of this array is $array[2], since the first element is $array[0]. To access this element using UBound, you can do: $array[uBound($array) - 1]. Note the minus one. That is important, since leaving it off will produce an error.