Global Array Structure

From: "wg" <wg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 19:58:34 -0600

I am new the C# coming from a VB6 world. In VB6 I have serveral applications
where I create a UDT in a module then make an array of the UDT. All modules
and forms could access this. Now I am attempting to do this in C#. I would
like to create a Structure then an array of that, (ex. Variable[0].Name,
Variable[0].Value). But I need several classes to have access to the data.
It must be an array because I update some of the values.

Another possiblity is to have the array of strucuture in a single class that
other classes can have access to the data to update.

Can anyone point me in the right direciton.

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