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Back Up

We… well I… am back up for another year or so. Plans: More updates on the kids. More Star Wars the Old Republic news/views. iPad app reviews. We’ll [..]
Post Launch Thoughts on SWTOR

During the Thanksgiving Day weekend I gave my Initial Impressions of Star Wars: The Old Republic. Since then the game launched, and is undergoing its weekly Tuesday morning [..]
Hopefully in SWTOR Friday

Well, not that they fixed my pre-order registration issues (I still can’t post to the official forums, but that is a fairly minor annoyance at least until I [..]
Sidd and laughter

Okay, time for a non-SWTOR related post… I haven’t updated things about Sidd and Ari for a while, so I’ll do a few updates. Ari is in second [..]
SWTOR – After Launch

Like most MMOs, Star Wars: The Old Republic will need new content after launch to keep players in the game. World of Warcraft regularly adds Content Patches. These [..]
UPDATE – SWTOR Preorder Woe

UPDATE 3 (14 Dec 11pm EST) – The issue has been resolved. I just got an email saying thank you for registering your Pre-Order Code. Thank you to [..]
SWTOR Legacy Names

So now serious thought has to be given to a Legacy name. Posted by: James Ohlen “This build has our first iteration of the Legacy System! At its [..]
Game Moments that Stick with You R...

Back on the old original XBox is where I played the predecessor to Star Wars: The Old Republic came out, the original Knights of the Old Republic. It [..]
SWTOR Digital Copy or Physical Copy

Update: I pre-ordered the digital edition. So I’ve been wondering if I should pre-order Star Wars: The Old Republic by going to Best Buy/Game Stop which might have [..]
My Daily SWTOR Blogroll

These are the Star Wars: The Old Republic sites I follow every day (well… a few times a day usually). Ask A Jedi Darth Hater Old Republic.net Republic [..]

Why Arrays?

Posted on 05 Aug 2005 by Brian A. Thomas 1

Doubt many of the regular visitors know, but just in case somebody knows. Why use Arrays in C# when ArrayLists and other Collections seem so much more flexible, and the book says often more efficient with system resources?

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