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VB.Net » Data Structure » Array Screenshots  Init an Array in Declaration Imports System Public Class MainClass     Shared Sub Main(ByVal args As String())         Dim friends() As String = {"1", "2", "3","4", "5"}         Dim upperBound As Integer = friends.Length         Dim random As New System.Random()         Dim n As Integer         For n = 1 To 10             Dim index As Integer = random.Next(upperBound)             Console.WriteLine(index & ": " & friends(index))         Next     End Sub      End Class                     Related examples in the same category 1. Bounded array Example 2. For Each loops through Array 3. Two ways to loop through Array 4. A simple class to store in the array 5. Array UBound 6. Set Array Element Value by Index 7. Array IndexOf and LastIndexOf 8. Use Array CreateInstance to Create Array 9. Array Performance Test: One-dimensional array 10. Free array's memory 11. Array Performance Test: SetValue(i, i) 12. Declaring, allocating and initializing arrays 13. Use For Each/Next to find a minimum grade 14. Reference an Element in an Array by Index 15. Array Upper Bound and Lower Bound 16. Array Length Property 17. Declare an Array and reference its member 18. Store your won Class in an Array