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I want to use Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 to create programs that have very large arrays in them, what is the maximum size of an array that Visual Basic 6.0 can handle?

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I want to use Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 to create programs that have very large arrays in them, what is the maximum size of an array that Visual Basic 6.0 can handle?

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The size limit of an array in Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 would actually be limited to the size of the index for that array. The index cannot be greater than the maximum of a 32-bit value (2147483648). In reality though, the application would run out of memory first. Windows NT only supports 4 GB of memory in a single process.

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