C# Jagged Array vs multidimensional Array

[@JustinS06]

After reading the docs I was completely lost, but this tutorial was really helpful, thanks!

[@ZeKalanga92]

I really liked the example with parties :). Funny, engaging, but also educational! Thank you.

[@JamieKingCS]

Right on. Thanks. Share the channel with your tech friends!

[@FutureVegeta]

Thanks, this helped me out a lot, much easier to understand than the standard documentation.

[@wardhum6611]

Awesome content Jamie. You are an excellent instructor. Never understood arrays this well.

[@stvnwllc]

Thanks for this! I've been banging my head against jagged arrays all day, but I think now I've got it.

[@AshleyMeah]

Thanks for the video, Iv never heard of jagged arrays untill now.

[@alinapostol2230]

Partying at 99 yo must be fun :)) Thank you for the video! Subbed

[@MiguelAngelJD]

Bruh this was so good

[@codearabawy]

Thanks, Jamie! really easy to grasp. :)

[@walcam11]

The only coding tutorial where you may or may not burst out laughing in the middle of it.

[@c3cris2]

WTF! You got me into a youtube rabbit hole of wtf is bunko!

[@JamieKingCS]

LOL

[@alz3eem001]

thank u, makes it super clear

[@neilyadyussupova3643]

thank you so much ! this was really helpful ! i wish you could be our prof in college

[@JamieKingCS]

+Neilya Dyussupova Heh. You're welcome! If I could teach in every college, I would.

[@JC.72]

great explanation! thanks for making it so simple! btw, what kind of drawing tool are you using to draw and write?

[@bioanu]

Hi! Great example, thank you! What is the solution when you do not know the number of the parties? In your example you have initialized the party array with 3 , but in my case could be any number

[@hobertcooke2346]

I know you probably found this 3 years ago, but you need to look at lists

[@fbarikzehi]

Big thanks,gooooooooooooooooooooooood man and nice guy

[@jayq5647]

LOVE YOU TAHNK YOU SO MUCH

[@angelicreinforcement3373]

So how can I create a jagged array as a class-level object?

[@SteveUrlz]

Sweet !

[@Danyu91]

Howome you have too count regularly when initializing int[][] parties = new int[3][]; instead of int[][] parties = new int[2][]; ???

[@Danyu91]

is it possible to make an int[ , ][ , ]? or even int[ , ][ , ][ , ]?? Edit: and how did your elements suddenly stop counting in elements??

[@davicruzpestana7329]

Now I get it!

[@sub0rLai]

What tool do you use at 2:29 to start drawing in blue?

[@donfeto7636]

i would have told you even a better tool than his , but you trump supported :(

[@mazdysoraya6121]

haha thanks for banco too :))

[@badebahari1648]

i wis jamie draw stack and heap situation in array setup.

[@hearyourmood9633]

we can't add grandma to the mix 😂😂