Hi,
does exist a collection in which store more than one value for every key?
Example:
key --- values
----------------
key_A1 -- value_A11, value_A12, value_A13, ...
key_A2 -- value_A21, value_A22, ...
.....
I don't need a jagged array.
Thanks in advance,
Luca
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Just choose a collection that store objects (i.e. you'll store collections
in the main collection).
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news:38******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi,
does exist a collection in which store more than one value for every key?
Example:
key --- values
----------------
key_A1 -- value_A11, value_A12, value_A13, ...
key_A2 -- value_A21, value_A22, ...
....
I don't need a jagged array.
Thanks in advance,
Luca
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