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Hi
I'm Fabrizio and I come from Turin in Italy.
I'm a new user of C# until now I program only in Java or sometimes in
C.
I've problem because the C# collections are different and I don't
understand it very much.
There is someone on this google groups that have implements java
collection in C#? In particular I've look that the linkedlist isn't
implements there is only ArrayList. It doesn't provide some methods
like Add(int Index) and overall Get(int Index).
In all collection there are't methods that return an Object.

If you have a java collection exported in C# or if you know where I
can find it? Please contact me at fa*********@tiscali.it

thanks very much
Fabry
Nov 16 '05 #1
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Fabrizio,

The collections and lists (arrays) are in my opinion almost endless.

Have a look by example at this page
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ollections.asp

In this you don't see the collections from system.data as dataset,
datatable, datarow

Just as idea

Cor

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Hi
I'm Fabrizio and I come from Turin in Italy.
I'm a new user of C# until now I program only in Java or sometimes in
C.
I've problem because the C# collections are different and I don't
understand it very much.
There is someone on this google groups that have implements java
collection in C#? In particular I've look that the linkedlist isn't
implements there is only ArrayList. It doesn't provide some methods
like Add(int Index) and overall Get(int Index).
In all collection there are't methods that return an Object.

If you have a java collection exported in C# or if you know where I
can find it? Please contact me at fa*********@tiscali.it

thanks very much
Fabry

Nov 16 '05 #2

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