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  1. #1
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    Unhappy Define a variable

    WHat does this mean

    Dim variable(0,5) as Long

    later I'd use it as

    CoCreateInstance(variable(0),...)

    Someone could help me please ?
    Thank you

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    Re: Define a variable

    This means that each VAR has 0x5 (starting at 0, or 1x6) entries

    Code:
    Dim variable(0,5) as Long
    To use this:

    Code:
    Dim MyNum(1,5) as Long
    Dim x as Int, as Int
    for x=0 to 1
      for y=0 to 5
        print "X= &  x & " and Y="  & y
      next y
    next x
    it will print out

    X= 0 and Y= 0
    X= 0 and Y= 1
    X= 0 and Y= 2
    X= 0 and Y= 3
    X= 0 and Y= 4
    X= 0 and Y= 5
    X= 1 and Y= 0
    X= 1 and Y= 1
    X= 1 and Y= 2
    X= 1 and Y= 3
    X= 1 and Y= 4
    X= 1 and Y= 5
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    Re: Define a variable

    Dglienna,

    In my learning period , Our teacher taught us something like this, we found it to be useless.
    But AFAI Remember he taught us the same thing which outputted a pyramid of * 's .
    Can you please refresh me once again the same?
    Rahul

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    Re: Define a variable

    In my learning period , Our teacher taught us something like this, we found it to be useless.
    Then go back, and study my code again. You asked about an array, not building a string of "*"s

    If you built a matrix of "*"s (to form WORDS for instance) I'd be impressed
    David

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