Re: [DOTNET] C# arraylists

[Federico Raggi]

Scott:
          You can access ArrayLists with an index as if they were a normal array, this 
is what differentiates it from a normal list. Check this example:
using System;

using System.Collections;

 

class myApp

{

static void Main()

{

ArrayList al = new ArrayList();

al.Add(10);

al.Add(20);

al.Add(30);

al.Add(40);

al.Add(50);

al.Add(60);

Console.WriteLine(al[0]);

Console.WriteLine(al[4]);

}

}

        -----Mensaje original----- 
        De: Scott Weston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
        Enviado el: Mar 21/05/2002 02:17 p.m. 
        Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
        CC: 
        Asunto: [DOTNET] C# arraylists
        
        

        Is there a way to get a value out of an arraylist like in an indexed array w/o 
enumerating?
        
        Basically I want to choose a random value out of the list.
        
        So what is the best method for doing this rather than
        
            loop until i = random_number - 1
        
                enumerate
        
            end loop
                get next value
        
        
        
        
         - Scott Weston -
        
        IT Coordinator / Software Engineer
        DISTek Integration, Inc.
        [EMAIL PROTECTED]
        319.266.7333x100
        
        
        
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