c# - Storing Class Instances In A Hashtable -
I have the property of public string X in the square Fu Fu.
I want to install Fu sometime as one and two, and add those examples in the hashtable bar with 1 and 1 keys respectively, how do I get string x for a specific example.
I have tried something: bar [1]. X, but property X is not recognized.
Am I doing wrong?
You dictionary < Int, foo & gt; Instead of
hashtable
. Hashtable
is an obsolete class for those days which we did not have generic, it stores the key and value as the object
type dictionary & lt; TKey, TValue & gt;
, on the other hand, is a strongly typed general collection.
If you want to use Hashtable
for some reason like C # 1.0), you have to enter the object:
(( Foo) times [1]). X
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