Scripts: C# :: Collections and generics :: Library Article #14
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The dictionary Object in C# can help you store data on a key-value container for keeping track of a list of objects (usually given generic type). This is often used when internal memory is required on run time by a C# application to hold internal states and/or data mappings. In the example below we show how to use generics and a few of the methods available for the Dictionary Object.
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