Methods: Modularization
We learned in Chapter 11 that arrays are a very important programming structure when we need to “store” a collection of data, variables or objects, of the same data type. We saw that arrays in C# are of a fixed size. Once we declare the size of the array, it cannot be altered. Each item in an array can be referenced using its index, which is also called its subscript, and we can use the foreach loop to iterate the array items. With the foreach iteration, we do not need to use a counter as the foreach construct handles the indexing ...
