Initializing a HashTable like arrays

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A.M-SG

Hi,

Considering the fact that we can initialize an two dimensional array like
the following syntax:
int[] myIntArray = new int[5] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };

Can I initialize a HashTable like an array?
I am trying to avoid having bunch of hashTble.Add() statements within my
constructor.

Tank you,
Alan
 
T[] ar = new T { new T(), new T(), new T() };

HashTable ht = new ht(ar);

That's the closest you could come.
What's wrong with a bunch of add calls?
 
Thank you for help.
What's wrong with a bunch of add calls?
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I just like to separate data from code; however reading them from a resource
file would be too much.



KH said:
T[] ar = new T { new T(), new T(), new T() };

HashTable ht = new ht(ar);

That's the closest you could come.
What's wrong with a bunch of add calls?


A.M-SG said:
Hi,

Considering the fact that we can initialize an two dimensional array like
the following syntax:
int[] myIntArray = new int[5] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };

Can I initialize a HashTable like an array?
I am trying to avoid having bunch of hashTble.Add() statements within my
constructor.

Tank you,
Alan
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A.M-SG said:
Thank you for help.


I just like to separate data from code; however reading them from a resource
file would be too much.
Click to expand...

Well, you could always declare one array of keys and one of values,
then loop through both arrays, adding the keys appropriately.
 
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