00:02
So they ask what is the largest dimension an array can be declared to store values.
00:08
So say we have an int and we have my array.
00:18
Okay, if you're going to create a new one, a new int, and it's going to be of size, let's say, big n.
00:27
What's the biggest big end can be? well, there's not supposed to be any theoretical limit.
00:34
They don't provide any limit in the language specification for c -sharp.
00:39
So n can be anything you can drill theoretically.
00:46
So if you can dream up the number of 1 ,000, you should be able to create a dimension of length 1 ,000.
00:52
But practically, that's a different answer.
00:59
Practically, we're limited by memory.
01:08
So you get an error if you tried to create an array that was too large.
01:15
Okay, but we're going to go with there is no limit.
01:20
Now there's another way to interpret this question, the largest dimension and array can be declared with to store values...