You're already able to create and populate a dynamic array outside of a class, right? What is it about doing it on a class member that's giving you trouble? Also, when I write code in Visual Studio ...
string[] test = new string[]{"Hello Mr. "+get_name(),Random.Next(10)+" is your lucky number"}; string[] names = {"Jim","Bob","Alice"}; string get_name() { int t; t ...
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