I consider this as a continuation of what I've learned from my two previous threads. Instead of Javascript I will be using pure C#.
I have a class with 3 parameters in it, and I am creating a variable which is a result of deserialization to class type
var param = js.Deserialize<ClassName>(jqData.Params);
Based on what I've learned from my first thread, it stores values based on inputs I've made within 3 textboxes that I have.
For our purposes, let's assume I only placed input in a second textbox out of three, so the values would be null, "abc", null.
Now, I got some very good suggestions from my second post, which I want to implement.
I want to create an array of objects, WITHOUT initializing, since those objects already hold values, reduce array down to 1 element based on criteria from that excellent post, and then proceed with my validation logic.
However, I am struggling with declaring array part. From what I saw here in SO, most of threads are talking about declaring and initializing those elements. I don't need it.
What I need is to declare an array, which would have class elements in it, something like array = [param.elem1, param.elem2, param.elem3], and when I run a code, it will return [null, "abc", null].
Can you please point me in the right direction on how to properly declare such array?
