arrays

Why do arrays in c# have fixed size, if they are dynamicly allocated on the heap? Is it just because the reference for the array is allocated on the stack? Does this mean that c++ dynamic arrays are completely allocated on the heap, even their reference?

Hello. I am a beginner in programming and I was doing some exercises my teachers assigned and run into some problems. The exercise says that I have to print in the unity console the values of an array if when they're divided by 2 the remainder is 0. But I have to use "While" and I only know how...

Hi, I have finally gotten the big picture behind coding, but am stuck on the individual functions and how they all activate and such, I'm coding an array with switch statements to place the types in dockets called houses with HouseNumbers, I'm trying to get it to fill out the charts...

I am new to programming and C# and i wanted to create an app for my friend's son to help him with grammar and vocab ,,,, i was thinking of making a random mab libs generator i just cant figure out how to randomize stories rather than numbers if that is even possible any help will be greatly...

New to C# - I gave "Image Blur" a shot and wrote about it. (Multidimensional arrays) I figured it was a good way to understand multidimensional arrays in C#. Any suggestions or criticism is appreciated, I'm still very new to the language. Here's the link to the post...

using System; namespace C_Sharp_Practice { class MainClass { public static void Main (string[] args) { string[] FavoriteFoods = new string[5]; FavoriteFoods[0] = "Apples"; FavoriteFoods[1] = "Carrots"; FavoriteFoods[2] = "Steak"; FavoriteFoods[3] = "Pizza"...