Chapter 8. Arrays: The Soccer Game

By now, you know how to control the logical flow of a program. Although this logical control is important, experienced programmers know that understanding how information is stored in your programs can be even more critical. By carefully designing your data schemes, you make your programs easier to read and maintain. Now you will find out how arrays are used to store lists of information. In this chapter you will learn how to

• Create and use single-dimension arrays.

• Use two-dimensional arrays to create tables.

• Work with the various methods and properties of the array object.

• Use the foreach loop with arrays.

• Write custom event handlers.

• Build visual components without the Form Designer.

• Register event listeners without using the Form Designer.

• Create arrays of visual controls.