title: Dynamic arrays in VBScript with Split(). Is there a better way?
body: <p>A lot of the scripts I write at my job depend on the creation of dynamically-sizable arrays. Arrays in VBScript make this a pretty arduous task, as one has to <code>Redim</code> arrays every time one wants to resize them. To work around this, I've started making comma-delimited strings and using <code>Split(...)</code> to create 1D arrays out of it. While this works fantastic for me, I've wondered whether VBScript has a more efficient way of handling this. So I ask StackOverflow; are there?</p>
  
  <p><strong>Disclaimer</strong>: I'm fully aware that VBScript is a pretty substandard scripting language, but Python requires extra software, which is a bit of a hassle for server automation, and PowerShell isn't a core component yet. I'm learning them both, though!</p>