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    C# HOW TO: Collection Class?

    Dear all,

    Do you know some general information about handling collection classes in C#. I mean just like the C++ collection class does.
    I am planning to implement a graph algorithm using C#, I just want to know what is the best way to manipulate the class object and how to deal with its pointers (if it exists) in C#.
    Any information you may have will be very much appreciated.
    Thank you in advance.

    Regards,

    Owen/
    "Hhmn... You are damned if you do; and you are damned if you don't." -- bart simpson

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    1.) there are nothing as pointer to objects in managed c#. Just reference...

    2.) All information needed to use collection classes are in MSDN and/or in .NET Framework SDK Documentation.

    3.) " just want to know what is the best way to manipulate"
    This is really big topic and has more then one meaning... Try to describe your problem in more details. Additionally, if you have problem just to understand those classes, we cant help you. You have to try all of them. Then, you can have more concrete questions and we can help you better...

    martin

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    Thanks for your advices, Martin.
    It was very helpful and informative.
    "Hhmn... You are damned if you do; and you are damned if you don't." -- bart simpson

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    as martin already explained,
    adding here,

    you could also check Reflection.
    herez some explaination for getting the runtime objects.

    Reflection


    -Paresh

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