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Master .NET collections in C#! This beginner's guide covers generic, non-generic, and concurrent collections. Learn to efficiently store and manage data for APIs, databases, caching, and real-time apps.
Master C# generics! Learn how to write reusable, type-safe code, avoid duplication, and boost performance. Explore generic classes, methods, collections, and constraints.
Discover the differences between generic and non-generic collections in C#. Learn their impact on performance, type safety, and usability with examples, helping you choose the right collection for efficient development.
In C#, a dictionary is a generic collection that holds elements as pairs of keys and values. The Non-Generic Hashtable collection and the Generic Dictionary operate extremely similarly.
A hash set is an unordered list of distinct elements in C#. In.NET 3.5, this collection is released. When we wish to stop duplicate pieces from being added to the collection, we typically utilize it. When compared to a list, the HashSet performs substantially better.
In this article you will learn about Generics and Generic Collections in C# language.
In part II of generics in C# we will see how to create generic classes, structures, interfaces, and delegates. We will also see how to create a custom generic collections.
In Part I of this series you will see the importance of generics, you will learn how to use generic types which in the System.Collections.Generic namespace and you will also learn how to create generic methods.
This article presents the common questions asked in .NET interviews related to traditional and generic collections and explains the answers easily.
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