You can use the params keyword when declaring a method to define a parameter array, allowing you to pass a variable number of parameters to the method.
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| public void PerformCommands(params string[] commandList){ foreach (string command in commandList) Console.WriteLine("Ok, I'm doing [{0}]", command);} |
You can then pass any number of parameters to the method. Every parameter that you specify is added to the single array that is passed to the method.
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| kirby.PerformCommands(new string[] { "Sit", "Stay", "Come" }); |
When using the params keyword:
- You can only define one parameter array for a given method
- The parameter must be the last parameter specified
- The array must be a single-dimensional array
- You can’t use the ref or out modifiers on the parameter array or on any of the arguments
- Each argument must be implicitly convertible to the type of the array’s elements