Does C# support variable arguments (vararg's) on methods?

There was a suggestion/question on the Product Feedback site for VS2005 that suggested that the params keyword may not be that well understood.

The params keyword can be applied on a method parameter that is an array. When the method is invoked, the elements of the array can be supplied as a comma separated list.

So, if the method parameter is an object array,

void paramsExample(object arg1, object arg2, params object[] argsRest)

{

foreach (object arg in argsRest)

{ /* .... */ }

}

then the method can be invoked with any number of arguments of any type.

paramsExample(1, 0.0f, "a string", 0.0m, new UserDefinedType());

[SantoshZ]