I couldn\'t find any information pertaining to this question. I am trying to create a global array in C# so that I can input information into it at different points in my co
In C# there are no global variables. There are only class members. The best way to pass data from one part of your application to another is passing a reference to an object (an instance of a class) that holds all the relevant data in its members.
You can also use static classes, which behave kind-of like global variables, but when you get more familiar with object-oriented programming you'll realize that this is not a good way to handle data.
string[] values;
Or to declare one of a particular length:
string[] values = new string[6]; // creates an array with a length of 6.