Chapter 11. Understanding parameter arrays
After completing this chapter, you will be able to:
Parameter arrays are useful if you want to write methods that can take any number of arguments, possibly of different types, as parameters. If you are familiar with object-oriented concepts, you might be grinding your teeth in frustration at the previous sentence. After all, the object-oriented approach to solving this problem is to define overloaded methods. However, overloading is not always the most suitable approach, especially if you need to create a method that can take a truly variable number of parameters, each of which might vary in type whenever the ...
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