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Creating Collection Classes in C# Site: .netBips
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Updated: 2/28/2002
Collection classes are used frequently in .NET. For example, classes like ArrayList, NamevalueCollection, HashTable are collection classes. One peculier thing of collection classes is that they can be used in foreach(...) loop in C#.   Author: Bipin Joshi   Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & C#

Developing Collection Classes Site: csharphelp.com
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Updated: 5/30/2002
The CollectionBase class provides the implementations for the Clear method and the Count property, and it maintains a Protected property called List, which it uses for the internal storage and organization of the object instances.   Author: Yogesh Patange   Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & C#

 
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