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How can i append element to end of an array directly other than using following code.

string[] array = ["1","2"];
array[lengthof-1] = "3";
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Here is the only possible way at the moment. 

   int[] a = [1,2,3,4,5,6];
   a[lengthof a] = 7;

There is no built-in append function at the moment.

Sameera Jayasoma
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You can simply create a function for that.

function append(int[] arr,int val){       
arr[arr.length()] = val;
}

Then you can use it in your code

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