Answer Posted / sonali
A dictionary is actually just another collection of
Key/Value pairs, just like a HashTable, except that you
declare a type for the Key and Value.
An example of a simple Dictionary object would be something
like:
Dictionary<int, string> newDict = new Dictionary<int,string>();
When you get the key or value, you are given an actual
Object of a specific type. With a HashTable, the Key and
Value are just Objects, meaning they have no type and must
be converted to something in order to be more than just that.
With a dictionary, you can declare the Object types and get
back useful Objects or those types
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