I am using a C# dictionary.
Dictionary<int, string> d = new Dictionary<int, string>();
I am using the dictionary as then I can have the key value be unique and is enforced by the Dictionary.
The key value will be int. Before I had the need of only one value. Now things have expanded to where I need to store multiple values(with different data types) for the same key.
Something like this - (although it will not work):
Dictionary<int,string,string,bool, bool,int,bool> d = new Dictionary<int, string,string,bool, bool,int,bool>();
Note that string,string,bool, bool,int,bool are additional values I like to store for the key field which will be an int.
I am not sure how I would go about doing this. How can I get a key value to store multiple values with different data types. On Way that I see that this may be possible is to store the additional fields into a List but not sure how it will all come togehter. If somebody can provide and example that would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.