You can use for loop in ASP.Net C# to add items to string array. Topic of basic array collection is considered as outdated today but sometimes for better server memory management using low memory consuming objects string array is used in ASP.Net web pages. This tutorial has been compiled only for beginner level developers to learn the use of C# for loop to add items to string array dynamically at each index of array collection. Latter on, in the series of ASP.Net C# tutorials of programming ezine of top54u.com we will discuss about advanced features of Generic collections introduced in ASP.Net 2.0 and later versions.

Basically, while using string type array in C# ASP.Net you can declare the instance of array by passing the integer type variable as the length of the array. E.g.:

At next level you can add items to string array declared above using for loop as given below:

int i = 0;

In the above C# sample code for loop contains the test condition "i < arr1.Length", it checks whether the incremented value of "i" is less than the maximum length of the declared array. If the test condition returns false then it exits for loop. Inside the for loop code block each index of arr1 is assigned a value. You can use the same method while using the string array in real time projects.

You can also use the for loop in ASP.Net C# to read the values at each index of array as follows:

index 0
index 1
index 2
index 3
index 4
index 5
index 6
index 7
index 8
index 9