Proposal: use [x,y] indicate/define a array, like json

[ahdung]

for example:
var arr = [3, 5];
equals:
var arr = new[] {3, 5};

and not only for initialize, i hope can do this:

[3] is Array; // true
[3] is int[]; //true
[3].Length == 1; //true
[] is object[]; //true
[].Length == 0; //true
string.Join(",", ["a", "b"]);

[YairHalberstadt]

Would you be allowed to specify a type beforehand? That could lead to ambiguities.

Eg.

var Int32 = new []{0, 1};
var x = Int32[0]; // indexer, or new array?

[ahdung]

@YairHalberstadt ofcourse it's should a indexer in this scene, I think it can be distinguished.

[ufcpp]

#1238

[Austin-bryan]

[3].Length == 1; //true

Wouldn't that be false and the length been 3?

[ahdung]

@willard720 [x,y,z].Length == 3, [x] indicate a array has only one element.