C# array index is out of range but shouldn't be, right?

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1

I normally don’t come on here for small problems like this but I’ve been looking at my screen for a good hour now and i’m stumped.

Basically I have 2 arrays

Array #1 contains 4 buttons so it’s length is 4
Array #2 contains 4 “Actions” a class I created it’s length is also 4 then.

Values are set in the inspector so should not be returning the way they are the line in question is the one that add’s the listener

void QueneActions()
	{
		for(int i = 0; i < phrase.actions.Length; i++) 
		{
			choices_.GetComponentInChildren<Text>().text = phrase.actions*.actionText;*_

_ choices*.onClick.RemoveAllListeners();*_

choices_.onClick.AddListener(() => ButtonPress(phrase.actions*.effectText)); //returns with error array index out of range*_

_ Debug.Log("B: " + choices*.name); //Returns without error*_

_ Debug.Log("A: " + phrase.actions*.actionText); //Returns without error*
* }
}*_

2

Maybe you can try this:

 void QueneActions()
 {
     for(int i = 0; i < phrase.actions.Length; i++) //Length = 4 so i = 0, 1, 2, 3
     {
         int t = i;
         choices_.GetComponentInChildren<Text>().text = phrase.actions*.actionText;*_

choices*.onClick.RemoveAllListeners();*
choices*.onClick.AddListener(delegate {ButtonPress(phrase.actions[t].effectText);});*
}
}