Creating string arrays from textboxes

Creating string arrays from textboxes

I have 3 textboxes in my UserControl (tbName1, tbName2, tbName3). I want to make a property (NameArray) as a type of string[] so that i can get/set the text properties of the textboxes using indices.
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other words:

this.myUserControl.NameArray[0] = "Alan";
Console.WriteLine(this.myUserControl.NameArray[1]);
How do I write this property?
This is a simple task of creating an array of strings containing the text contained in the textboxes. You can achieve a property by using a property like the one below:
public string[] Names
{
 get
 {
 return new string[] {tbName1.Text, tbName2.Text, tbName3.Text};
 }
}

This was first published in October 2004

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