VBScript » Functions » Array
Version: 2.0
- Syntax:
- Array(List)
The Array function is used to create a static one-dimension
array. You cannot declare a dynamic array using the Array
function.
Note that the first element in an array is always labeled zero, for
example,
myarray(0).
The List argument is a listing of values that will become the
elements of the array.
A dynamic array is declared using the Dim and the ReDim
statements. First, you use the Dim statement to declare the
dynamic array by using empty parenthesis. Then, at a later point in
your program, you use the ReDim statement to declare the number
of elements. In fact, you can re-declare a dynamic array as many times
as you desire.
Examples
Code:
<% myarray = array("A", "B", "C", "D") %>
<% =myarray(0) %>
<% =myarray(1) %>
<% =myarray(2) %>
<% =myarray(3) %>Output:
A
B
C
DLanguage(s): VBScript
Code:
<% myarray = array(111, 222, 333, 444, 555)
%>
<% =myarray(0) %>
<% =myarray(1) %>
<% =myarray(2) %>
<% =myarray(3) %>
<% =myarray(4) %>Output:
111
222
333
444
555Language(s): VBScript
Code:
<%
Dim SomeArray()
...
ReDim SomeArray(22)
...
ReDim SomeArray(500)
%>Language(s): VBScript
Code:
<% Dim ThreeDimensionArray(22, 14, 200)
%>Language(s): VBScript
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