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Set the capacity

 

#include "stdafx.h"

using namespace System;

using namespace System::Collections;







void main()

{

    ArrayList ^alist = gcnew ArrayList(4); // will double to 8

    alist->Add("One");

    alist->Add("-");

    array<String^>^ morenums = gcnew array<String^> {"Four", "Five"};



    alist->AddRange(morenums);



    Console::WriteLine("\n\nCapacity is: {0}", alist->Capacity.ToString());

    alist->Capacity = 10;

    

    Console::WriteLine("New capacity is: {0}", alist->Capacity.ToString());

}

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