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11.6.14.Retrieving a Particular Dimension's Size

class MainClass

{

  static void Main()

  {

    bool[,,] cells;

    cells = new bool[2,3,3];

    System.Console.WriteLine(cells.GetLength(0));   // Displays 2



  }

}

11.6.Multi Dimensional Array
	11.6.1.	Declare, create, and initialize the rectangular array
	11.6.2.	Declaring a Two-Dimensional Array
	11.6.3.	Initializing a Two-Dimensional Array of Integers
	11.6.4.	Use Foreach statement to loop through Rectangular Array
	11.6.5.	Initialize a two-dimensional array
	11.6.6.	A two-dimensional array
	11.6.7.	Sum the values on a diagonal of a 3x3x3 matrix
	11.6.8.	Use foreach on a two-dimensional array.
	11.6.9.	The use of a three-dimensional rectangular array
	11.6.10.	Initialize multidimensional arrays in declaration
	11.6.11.	Use a single for loop to assign a two-dimensional array
	11.6.12.	Declaring a Jagged Array
	11.6.13.	Initializing a Jagged Array
	11.6.14.	Retrieving a Particular Dimension's Size
	11.6.15.	Test Single Dimension Array and Multi Dimension Array
	11.6.16.	Foreach with two dimensional array

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