Index was outside the bounds of the array (C#)

Question

I get \"Index was outside the bounds of the array\" on this line, what\'s wrong?

Kort[x, y] = Sort[x] + Valor[y] + \" \";    

Below is the

Answer 1

Sort is an array 0..3, and Valor is 0..12. So you cannot use Sort[4] and Valor[13].

Answer 2

Start your array accesses from 0, and not 1

So, change to this:

private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
            {
                Valor[0] = "2";
                Valor[1] = "3";
                Valor[2] = "4";
                Valor[3] = "5";
                Valor[4] = "6";
                Valor[5] = "7";
                Valor[6] = "8";
                Valor[7] = "9";
                Valor[8] = "10";
                Valor[9] = "Knekt";
                Valor[10] = "Dam";
                Valor[11] = "Kung";
                Valor[12] = "Ess";

                Sort[0] = "H";
                Sort[1] = "R";
                Sort[2] = "S";
                Sort[3] = "K";
            }

Also, start any of your loops at 0, instead of 1. And make the conditional be less than the length, not until equal. More like:

for (int i=0; i < theArray.Length; i++)

Answer 3

in C# arrays are zero-based...

look at what Kevek answered you plus:

this:

for (this.x = 1; this.x <= 4; this.x++)
{
  for (this.y = 1; this.y <= 13; this.y++)
  ...

should be:

for (this.x = 0; this.x < 4; this.x++)
{
  for (this.y = 0; this.y < 13; this.y++)
  ...