query: Declaring a const double[] in C#?
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positive_passages.text: Why does C# limit the set of types that can be declared as const?
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negative_passages.text: Use of 'const' for function parameters
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negative_passages.text: Dynamic array in C#
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negative_passages.text: How do I declare and initialize an array in Java?
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negative_passages.text: Are arrays or lists passed by default by reference in c#?
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negative_passages.text: How to populate/instantiate a C# array with a single value?
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negative_passages.text: In C++ books, array bound must be constant expression, but why the following code works?
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negative_passages.text: what is [] brackets in .net?
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negative_passages.text: What does a const cast do differently?
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negative_passages.text: Format double in C#
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negative_passages.text: Double dispatch in C#?
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negative_passages.text: how do I validate user input as a double in C++?
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negative_passages.text: Array initialization syntax when not in a declaration
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negative_passages.text: Are immutable arrays possible in .NET?
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negative_passages.text: C# Creating an array of arrays
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negative_passages.text: Why floating point value such as 3.14 are considered as double by default in MSVC?
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negative_passages.text: How to convert a Decimal to a Double in C#?