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Meaning Returns the index of the first element within the one-dimensional array array that has the value specified by value The search begins at array[startIndex] and runs for count elements Returns 1 if the value is not found within the specified range Initializes each element in the invoking array by calling the element s default constructor This method can be used only on arrays of value types that have constructors Returns the index of the last element within the one-dimensional array array that has the value specified by value Returns 1 if the value is not found (If the array has a lower bound other than 0, then the failure value is the lower bound 1) Returns the index of the last element within the one-dimensional array array that has the value specified by value Returns 1 if the value is not found Returns the index of the last element within a range of the one-dimensional array array that has the value specified by value The search proceeds in reverse order, beginning at array[startIndex] and stopping at array[0] Returns 1 if the value is not found (If the array has a lower bound other than 0, then the failure value is the lower bound 1) Returns the index of the last element within a range of the one-dimensional array array that has the value specified by value The search proceeds in reverse order, beginning at array[startIndex] and stopping at array[0] Returns 1 if the value is not found Returns the index of the last element within a range of the one-dimensional array array that has the value specified by value The search proceeds in reverse order, beginning at array[startIndex] and running for count elements Returns 1 if the value is not found within the specified range (If the array has a lower bound other than 0, then the failure value is the lower bound 1) Returns the index of the last element within a range of the one-dimensional array array that has the value specified by value The search proceeds in reverse order, beginning at array[startIndex] and running for count elements Returns 1 if the value is not found within the specified range Sets the size of array to newSize Reverses the elements in array.

public static int LastIndexOf(Array array, object value)

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public static int LastIndexOf<T>(T[ ] array, T value) public static int LastIndexOf(Array array, object value, int startIndex)

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public static int LastIndexOf<T>(T[ ] array, T value, int startIndex)

public static int LastIndexOf(Array array, object value, int startIndex, int count)

public static int LastIndexOf<T>(T[ ] array, T value, int startIndex, int count) public static void Resize<T>(ref T[ ] array, int newSize) public static void Reverse(Array array)

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Method public static void Reverse(Array array, int index, int length) public void SetValue(object value, int index) public void SetValue(object value, long index) public void SetValue(object value, int index1, int index2) public void SetValue(object value, long index1, long index2) public void SetValue(object value, int index1, int index2, int index3) public void SetValue(object value, long index1, long index2, long index3) public void SetValue(object value, params int[ ] indices) public void SetValue(object value, params long[ ] indices) public static void Sort(Array array) public static void Sort<T>(T[ ] array) public static void Sort(Array array, IComparer comparer) public static void Sort<T>(T[ ] array, Comparison<T> comparison) public static void Sort<T>(T[ ] array, IComparer<T> comparer) public static void Sort(Array keys, Array items)

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Meaning Reverses a range of elements in array The range reversed begins at array[index] and runs for length elements Sets the value of the element at index index within the invoking array to value The array must be one-dimensional Sets the value of the element at index index within the invoking array to value The array must be one-dimensional Sets the value of the element at indices [index1, index2] within the invoking array to value The array must be twodimensional Sets the value of the element at indices [index1, index2] within the invoking array to value The array must be twodimensional Sets the value of the element at indices [index1, index2, index3] within the invoking array to value The array must be three-dimensional Sets the value of the element at indices [index1, index2, index3] within the invoking array to value The array must be three-dimensional Sets the value of the element at the specified indices within the invoking array to value The array must have as many dimensions as indices has elements Sets the value of the element at the specified indices within the invoking array to value The array must have as many dimensions as indices has elements Sorts array into ascending order The array must be onedimensional Sorts array into ascending order The array must be onedimensional Sorts array into ascending order using the comparison method specified by comparer The array must be one-dimensional Sorts array into ascending order using the comparison method specified by comparison The array must be one-dimensional Sorts array into ascending order using the comparison method specified by comparer The array must be one-dimensional Sorts a pair of one-dimensional arrays into ascending order The keys array contains the sort keys The items array contains the values linked to those keys Thus, the two arrays contain key/ value pairs After the sort, both arrays are in ascending-key order.

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Method public static void Sort<TKey, TValue>(TKey[ ] keys, TValue[ ] items) public static void Sort(Array keys, Array items, IComparer comparer)