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11.1.11.Array Inherited Members: Rank and Length

using System;



class MainClass

{

   static void Main()

   {

      int[] arr = new int[] { 15, 20, 5, 25, 10 };



      Console.WriteLine("Rank = {0}, Length = {1}", arr.Rank, arr.Length);

   }

}

Rank = 1, Length = 5

11.1.Array
	11.1.1.	A one-dimensional array.
	11.1.2.	Declaring and Accessing an Array
	11.1.3.	Initializing Anonymous Type Arrays
	11.1.4.	System.Array is a base class for all arrays in C#
	11.1.5.	Methods Defined by Array
	11.1.6.	Declare the array and instantiate the array
	11.1.7.	Set array element value by index(subscript)
	11.1.8.	Array Declaration with initialization
	11.1.9.	Use for each loop to output elements in an array
	11.1.10.	Array Inherited Members: get array type
	11.1.11.	Array Inherited Members: Rank and Length
	11.1.12.	Array Inherited Members: GetLength(0)
	11.1.13.	Use ArraySegment to store string array
	11.1.14.	Array.SequenceEqual

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