I noticed that arrays have the SetValue method, which seems a little out of place when you could just use the indexers. Is there some special purpose for SetValue? The MSDN article didn't seem to say what SetValue was for, just how to use it. Which method would be more efficient to use as far as speed goes?
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问题:
回答1:
Sometimes all you have of an array is that it's an Array
. The Array
class does not have indexers, so the best way to set/get element values on it is via the GetValue
and SetValue
methods. For example:
private void M(Array array) { array[0] = 5; // <-- Compiler error array.SetValue(5, 0); // <-- Works }