Some examples of using arrays in VB6
(1): Use of dynamic arrays
(1.1): First state the type of array
Syntax DIM A () AS Integer
(1.2): Define the subscript and the subscript when used
The syntax is REDIM A (1 to 5), indicating that the number of small standards is 1, and the lacque is 5.
(1.3): Assignment
For example
DIM I as integer
For i = 0 TO 5
A (i) = i
Next i
(1.4): Use of dynamic arrays
For example:
DIM J AS INTEGER
For j = 0 to 5
Me.List1.AddItem A (i)
NEXT J
Pay attention to reuse, do not reassign the bundle and subscript of the array
There are several points in the use of a dynamic array:
When the subscript and the subscript of the array must be assigned, the value is 0.
Such as:
DIM I as Interger
For i = 0 TO 5
Redim A (0 to 5)
A (i) = i
Next i
The value (0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5) is unknown.
