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Q: Use For each Statement to go through two-dimensional Array - per row / not per column

T. P. First of all, I donĀ“t want to use nested For-loops, because I read that these would become slower with bigger amount of data (n can be up to 10k). So, now, I have an array arrData(n,2), while n is variable, and I want to go through this array per row, using the for each statement. So here is my c...

I can conceive of looping a single dimension array as being faster than looping a multidimensional but if both contained the same number of elements and the count was very large would it be noticeable?
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A: Use For each Statement to go through two-dimensional Array - per row / not per column

CominternFirst, let's address this misconception: I read that these would become slower with bigger amount of data (n can be up to 10k) This is simply not true. Multi-dimensional arrays are only "slower" than single dimensional arrays because the memory address of the indexer has to be calculated (m...

 

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