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• • BananazGorilla
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  • • Joined 31 Jan, 2013
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  • 9 Feb, 2013
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  Oh okay, I thought that "size" was the max number of values the array was allowed to hold, rather than just the starting size. Thanks for clarifying.

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• • BananazGorilla
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  • • Joined 31 Jan, 2013
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    • 1 topics • 2 posts
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  • 9 Feb, 2013
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  So I was having trouble accessing the elements of my arrays correctly, and I think I found the problem.

  Say I have an array and set its size to (1,1,1), then push a 9 to the back.

  When I tell my string object to display Array.At(0) (which should be the first and only element in an array of this size), it says "0." However, when I set it to Array.At(1), it shows "9"

  When I set the array size to (0,1,1) which, according to the manual, should be illegal, the textbox shows "9" at Array.At(0), and "0" at Array.At(1), meaning that the array has a width of 1.

  So it seems like arrays always set their x-width to one higher than you specify. Am I right, or just missing something?