Mickelle John G.

Leano
BSIT 1A

Array data structure that contains a group of

elements.Typically these elements are all of the
same data type, such as an integer or string. Arrays are
commonly used in computer programs to organize data
so that a related set of values can be easily sorted or
searched. For example, a search engine may use an
array to store Web pages found in a search performed by
the user. When displaying the results, the program will
output one element of the array at a time. This may be
done for a specified number of values or until all the
values stored in the array have been output. While the
program could create a new variable for each result
found, storing the results in an array is much more
efficient way to manage memory. The syntax for storing
and displaying the values in an array typically looks
something like this:
Create If a template is relevant to your scenario, select it
to automatically add some steps and apply typical
settings. For example, if you create a new Visual Studio
build, you automatically get steps to compile and test,
along with other steps and settings you typically need to
build a .NET app.

Append Use the Write All Text method, specifying the

target file and string to be appended and setting
the append parameter to True. This example writes the
string "This is a test string." to the file named Testfile.txt.

Access The access level of a declared element is the

extent of the ability to access it, that is, what code has
permission to read it or write to it. This is determined not
only by how you declare the element itself, but also by
the access level of the element's container. Code that
cannot access a containing element cannot access any of
its contained elements, even those declared as Public. For
example, a Public variable in a Private structure can be
accessed from inside the class that contains the
structure, but not from outside that class.

Replace Returns a string in which a specified substring

has been replaced with another substring a specified
number of times.

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Delete This example uses the Delete method to remove
a specified record from a Record set

Search This search work best when searching records by

a single field. Namely an ID number or some other
Unique Identifier. This search works best if you have an
inventory, products, or something where you need to pull
up records based on an ID.
So you need a search on a form thats not a drop down or
combo box? Well I'm going to provide you with an
alternative to that
Sort utility program that sorts data items
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