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Using Dictionary Collections in VB.NET to Work With Key Value Pair #5508

Closed Joesongoma closed 2 years ago

Joesongoma commented 2 years ago

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Using Dictionary Collections in VB.NET to Work With Key Value Pair

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Using Dictionary Collections in VB.NET to Work With Key Value Pair

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A dictionary is used to store an array of data that consists of virtually any data type including custom objects and classes. The main difference between a dictionary collection and other collections is that a dictionary allows us to create a key value that can be used as a sort of custom index based upon a data type of the choosing. This can simplify retrieval of data from your collection and make it feel much intuitive and logical.

In this VB.NET tutorial, we will be learning how to use the dictionary collection to store and retrieve various types of data. We will create a dictionary array, add, update, and remove items by their index key. We will also learn how to return our dictionary values to a ListBox using a For Each Loop.

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This tutorial intends to take the reader through the concept of dictionary collections and how the reader can work with key values in the dictionary collections. I will be taking the reader through a step by step showing him or her how dictionary collections are implemented in VB.NET.

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WanjaMIKE commented 2 years ago

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