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Dim FruitArray() As String ={&quot;Apple&quot;,&quot;Banana&quot;,&quot;Cherry<wbr />&quot;,&quot;Grapes&quot;<wbr />,&quot;Melons&quot;,<wbr />&quot;Pineapple<wbr />&quot;,&quot;Strawbe<wbr />rry&quot;}<br />
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or <br />
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FruitArray() = New String {&quot;Apple&quot;,&quot;Banana&quot;,&quot;Cherry&quot;<wbr />,&quot;Grapes&quot;,<wbr />&quot;Melons&quot;,&quot;<wbr />Pineapple&quot;<wbr />,&quot;Strawber<wbr />ry&quot;}<br />

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Dim FruitArray() As String ={"Apple","Banana","Cherry","Grapes","Melons","Pineapple","Strawberry"}

or

FruitArray() = New String {"Apple","Banana","Cherry","Grapes","Melons","Pineapple","Strawberry"}


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I get<br />
Overload resolution failed because no accessible &quot;New&quot; accepts this number of arguments...
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I get
Overload resolution failed because no accessible "New" accepts this number of arguments...

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What's an easier way to write this (or is there) in .net?<br />
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FruitArray(0)=&quot;Apple&quot;<br />
FruitArray(1)=&quot;Banana&quot;<br />
FruitArray(2)=&quot;Cherry&quot;<br />
FruitArray(3)=&quot;Grapes&quot;<br />
FruitArray(4)=&quot;Melons&quot;<br />
FruitArray(5)=&quot;Pineapple&quot;<br />
FruitArray(6)=&quot;Strawberry&quot;<wbr /><br />

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What's an easier way to write this (or is there) in .net?

FruitArray(0)="Apple"
FruitArray(1)="Banana"
FruitArray(2)="Cherry"
FruitArray(3)="Grapes"
FruitArray(4)="Melons"
FruitArray(5)="Pineapple"
FruitArray(6)="Strawberry"


place data in array

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