.NET Replacement for VB6's 'Array' keyword?

In VB6, it was easy to pass a array of a certain type (ok, technically it was a array of variants) into a function as follows:

Code:

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x = Foo(Array(2,3,5,7)) 'Array of integers

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I know that in VB.NET, I can accomplish the same thing via code like this:

Code:

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Dim bar(4) as Integer

bar(0) = 2
bar(1) = 3
bar(2) = 5
bar(3) = 7

x = Foo(bar)

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However, this is a lot of extra code to express the same thing. Is there a way in VB.NET to inline the array definition in a single line (similar to what the VB6 code does)?

Many thanks!

- Kevin

Code:

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x = Foo( New Integer() { 2 , 3 , 5 , 7 } )

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:blush: That was easy! Thanks.

I deal with C++ (ISO, not managed or C++/CLI) 98% of the time and have to dabble with VB.NET every once in a while.

Thanks again!