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8. 7. 8. Use For Each/Next to find an element in a two dimension array


 

 



Module modForEach



   Sub Main()

      Dim gradeArray As Integer(,) = New Integer(,) _

         {{77, 68, 86, 73}, {98, 87, 89, 81}, {70, 90, 86, 81}}



      Dim grade As Integer

      Dim lowGrade As Integer = 100



      For Each grade In gradeArray



         If grade < lowGrade Then

            lowGrade = grade

         End If



      Next



      Console.WriteLine("The minimum grade is: {0}", lowGrade)

   End Sub ' Main



End Module

  




The minimum grade is: 68

8. 7. Multiple dimensional array
	8. 7. 1.	Initialize two dimensional array by index
	8. 7. 2.	Initializing multi-dimensional arrays
	8. 7. 3.	Rectangular Array
	8. 7. 4.	Define and initialize the two dimensional array
	8. 7. 5.	Jagged two-dimensional array example.
	8. 7. 6.	Declare the jagged array as 4 rows high
	8. 7. 7.	Reference elements in two dimensional array
	8. 7. 8.	Use For Each/Next to find an element in a two dimension array
	8. 7. 9.	Set the array of arrays

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