C# Primer Plus

Arrays of More Than Two Dimensions

As mentioned earlier, C# lets you work with arrays of more than two dimensions. For example, if you want to collect elevator requests from 10 elevators instead of just one, and for 7 days/24 hours, you can match this requirement with a three-dimensional rectangular array declared as shown in Figure 11.12. The number of commas in the square brackets of the declaration must now be two instead of one; and three numbers, each specifying the length of a dimension, are needed when creating the three-dimensional array object.

Figure 11.12. Declaring and defining the three-dimensional rectangular requests array.

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