Jan 27, 2024
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In C#, transforming an array into a map is a common task, often achieved through the use of a Dictionary
. This process allows for efficient key-value pair storage and retrieval. In this blog post, we’ll explore a simple example to illustrate how to convert an array to a map.
Firstly, let’s grasp the concept of a Dictionary
. In C#, it’s a collection of key-value pairs, and it provides methods to add, remove, and access elements based on keys. This makes it an ideal choice for implementing a map.
Let’s start by creating a sample array that we want to convert to a map. For this example, we’ll use an array of integers:
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Now, let’s write a function that converts our array to a Dictionary
. Each element in the array will be a key, and the corresponding value could be any meaningful data. In this case, we’ll use the element itself as the value.
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Compile and run the program to see the converted array as a map. The output should display each key-value pair, with the key being the array element and the value being the same in this example.
This simple example demonstrates the basic process of converting an array to a map using a Dictionary
in C#. Depending on your use case, you may customize the value associated with each key in the map.
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