Answer / neeraj kumar shrivastwa

If you take an array of object, you can store multiple data
type in an array.
object[] obj = new object[4];
obj[0]=1;
obj[1]="Neeraj";
obj[2]=true;
obj[3]=System.DateTime.Now;

Answer / satyadarshi

No,we cannot store multiple datatype in Array.we can store
similar datatype in Array.

Answer / tsahi

Yes you can, if you have an object array. since
System.Object is the base class of all other types, an item
in an array of Objects can have a reference to any other
type of object.

Answer / vishalsharma

No.

Answer / vishal shah

What payal has mentioned is absolutely right. Array doesnt
store different datatypes. but ArrayList can store
different types of datatype in a single object.

Answer / vishal

Ok, so here is the catch:

An array of objects can store different datatype members -
object[] ar = new object[3];
ar[0] = "test";
ar[1] = 56;

An arraylist can also be used for this purpose -
ArrayList arr = new ArrayList();
arr.Add(56);
arr.Add("ASDf");

And a generic list too can be used for this purpose -
List<object> llst1 = new List<object>();
llst1.Add(56);
llst1.Add("ASDf");

Answer / abc

yes, if array type is specified as object

Answer / uma

S, Use Generic lists.

Answer / ann

no..we cant ..only similar data types in an array.
but we can store in ArrayList

Answer / harry

We Can Store Multiple datatypes in array by taking array as
object

Dim myarr(8) As Object
myarr(3) = "fff"
myarr(4) = 45645

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