what the diffrence betwenne array<Byte>^ and array<Byte>

[nolife]

hello every body , i have just a little question , someone can tel me what the difference between array<Byte>^ and array<Byte>

thank you ,

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[Milton Neal]

Hello

array<Byte>^ is the correct syntax for a byte array in CLI/CLR.
Trying to use to use it without the tophat "^" will generate a complier error.
Syntax

array<Byte>^ b = gcnew array<Byte>(1000);

This tells the compiler to create a new array of a 1000 elements of the type "Byte".
The space is allocate on the Garbage Collecting heap.
"b" is the pointer to the array in memory.
Hope this helps you.

Milton

[nolife]

yeah that's helps thanks you for u r response