Type.GetTypeArray(Object[]) Method

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: System

Assembly:: System.Runtime.dll

Assembly:: mscorlib.dll

Assembly:: netstandard.dll

Source:: Type.cs

Source:: Type.cs

Source:: Type.cs

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Gets the types of the objects in the specified array.

public:
 static cli::array <Type ^> ^ GetTypeArray(cli::array <System::Object ^> ^ args);

public static Type[] GetTypeArray (object[] args);

static member GetTypeArray : obj[] -> Type[]

Public Shared Function GetTypeArray (args As Object()) As Type()

Parameters

args: Object[]

An array of objects whose types to determine.

Returns

Type[]

An array of Type objects representing the types of the corresponding elements in args.

Exceptions

ArgumentNullException

args is null.

-or-

One or more of the elements in args is null.

TargetInvocationException

The class initializers are invoked and at least one throws an exception.

Examples

The following code example demonstrates how to use the GetTypeArray method to list the types of the elements of an array.

array<Object^>^myObject = gcnew array<Object^>(3);
myObject[ 0 ] = 66;
myObject[ 1 ] = "puri";
myObject[ 2 ] = 33.33;

// Get the array of 'Type' class objects.
array<Type^>^myTypeArray = Type::GetTypeArray( myObject );
Console::WriteLine( "Full names of the 'Type' objects in the array are:" );
for ( int h = 0; h < myTypeArray->Length; h++ )
{
   Console::WriteLine( myTypeArray[ h ]->FullName );

}

Object[] myObject = new Object[3];
myObject[0] = 66;
myObject[1] = "puri";
myObject[2] = 33.33;
// Get the array of 'Type' class objects.
Type[] myTypeArray = Type.GetTypeArray(myObject);
Console.WriteLine("Full names of the 'Type' objects in the array are:");
for(int h = 0; h < myTypeArray.Length ; h++)
{
    Console.WriteLine(myTypeArray[h].FullName);
}

let myObject = Array.zeroCreate<obj> 3
myObject[0] <- 66
myObject[1] <- "puri"
myObject[2] <- 33.33
// Get the array of 'Type' class objects.
let myTypeArray = Type.GetTypeArray myObject
printfn "Full names of the 'Type' objects in the array are:"
for h in myTypeArray do
    printfn $"{h.FullName}"

Dim myObject(2) As Object
myObject(0) = 66
myObject(1) = "puri"
myObject(2) = 33.33
' Get the array of 'Type' class objects.
Dim myTypeArray As Type() = Type.GetTypeArray(myObject)
Console.WriteLine("Full names of the 'Type' objects in the array are:")
Dim h As Integer
For h = 0 To myTypeArray.Length - 1
   Console.WriteLine(myTypeArray(h).FullName)
Next h

Applies to

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