Chapter 10. Collections
IN THIS CHAPTER
At some point, all programmers will have to work with lists. The types of lists can vary in many ways. For instance, they might vary in how they are constructed. They might vary in what they contain. Some lists contain heterogeneous data, whereas others are limited to a specific type. Lists might vary in how you extract data from them as well as the method by which we iterate through them. If you are a Delphi user, you are probably familiar with the TList, TStrings, TStringList, and TCollection classes. You still have access to these classes; however, in .NET you also have the ...
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