Someone review my logic

I have a list of names, an example image, and a goal of having each list of names, be a copy of the example image, but renamed to use each name in the list.

My idea is this:
Create an array to take the image names (which are csv), and set a variable for the "example image" file. So when I want the example image to be hello.jpg, I set sampleimage = "c:\hello.jpg"

Then the program will open that image, and save it using each number in the array. So if the array contained 5 wordd [hello1,how,are,you,today], the output will be 5 copies of the hello.jpg file, and would now be hello1.jpg, how.jpg, are.jpg, you.jpg, today.jpg.

Sure, you can use For Each to go through the array. And if the image is already a file on the disk you can use System.IO.File.Copy(origfilename, duplicatename)

Great, so basically for each in array,
System.IO.File.Copy(origfilename, x)
x =+1

Or can I just have "Next" at the end of the loop?

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Originally Posted by Merlin2000

Great, so basically for each in array,
System.IO.File.Copy(origfilename, x)
x =+1

Or can I just have "Next" at the end of the loop?

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yes, for loops shift the variable for you