LBound ASP Array Function

LBound returns the lowest member of an array in ASP. While ubound is quite useful, and tells you how full your array is, lbound is not nearly as useful.
That's because most arrays start at spot 0, and fill up from there. You can pretty much always start your array processing at spot 0 and go up through however array members you are using.
If you have an array
Letters()
That has as its members
Letters(0) = "A"
...
Letters(25) = "Z"
and for some reson you didn't know what the bottom member of this array was, you could use
BottomMember = lbound(letters)
This would set BottomMember equal to zero.
That's because most arrays start at spot 0, and fill up from there. You can pretty much always start your array processing at spot 0 and go up through however array members you are using.
If you have an array
Letters()
That has as its members
Letters(0) = "A"
...
Letters(25) = "Z"
and for some reson you didn't know what the bottom member of this array was, you could use
BottomMember = lbound(letters)
This would set BottomMember equal to zero.
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