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VaderJ
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Posted: 24th Oct 2003 05:33
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1st of all...thanks for everyones help with my questions about functions...now I've got a new one for you..jiji
Do arrays in db (dbclassic I should say..maybe it's different in dbpro???)..anywas....do arrays in db start with a zero(0) or a one(1)

example..
array(5)

would it be..
array(0)
array(1)
...till
array(4)?? or...

array(1)
array(2)....and so on until
array(5)???? thanks again for your help.
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CattleRustler
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Posted: 24th Oct 2003 06:02
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arrays are option base zero meaning the first item is index 0

if you need 5 array items DIM MyArray$(4)

-RUST-
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Scott Grizzard
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Posted: 24th Oct 2003 11:17
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I think either way of doing it is ok. Though arrays technically start with zero, I usually just use one as the starting point, and let array(0) just equal zero.

I think it's kinda like spelling on posts, you should do it right, but it doesn't really matter.
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