Collection datatype question.

[Dmitrii PapaGerogio]

Right now I am using Vector to store two values...someth ing in the lines
of...

Vector v = new Vector();
v.Add("bob", 21);
v.Add("dan", 26);
v.Add("sally", 24);

but now using Vector which will only hold 2 values is not enough. Is
there something in the MS collections package that can store more than 2
values? Like...

v.Add("bob", 21, "1211 SouthLane Dr.", "active");

or do I need to create my own Collection class?

[Miha Markic [MVP C#]]

Re: Collection datatype question.

Hi Dmitrii,

Why don't you create a class that stores your data and then just use
ArrayList to store those classes.

--
Miha Markic [MVP C#] - RightHand .NET consulting & development
miha at rthand com

https://www.rthand.com

"Dmitrii PapaGerogio" <teddy@woh.rr.c omNOSPAM> wrote in message
news:QoQyc.2306 0$ih7.4763@fe2. columbus.rr.com ...[color=blue]
> Right now I am using Vector to store two values...someth ing in the lines
> of...
>
> Vector v = new Vector();
> v.Add("bob", 21);
> v.Add("dan", 26);
> v.Add("sally", 24);
>
> but now using Vector which will only hold 2 values is not enough. Is
> there something in the MS collections package that can store more than 2
> values? Like...
>
> v.Add("bob", 21, "1211 SouthLane Dr.", "active");
>
> or do I need to create my own Collection class?[/color]

[Kail]

Re: Collection datatype question.

Hello,
where did you find a Vector in C# - could you give me a name of namespace?
i was looking for something similar to java.util.Vecto r in C#... but i
haven't found.

Adam

Uzytkownik "Dmitrii PapaGerogio" <teddy@woh.rr.c omNOSPAM> napisal w
wiadomosci news:QoQyc.2306 0$ih7.4763@fe2. columbus.rr.com ...[color=blue]
> Right now I am using Vector to store two values...someth ing in the lines
> of...
>
> Vector v = new Vector();
> v.Add("bob", 21);
> v.Add("dan", 26);
> v.Add("sally", 24);
>
> but now using Vector which will only hold 2 values is not enough. Is
> there something in the MS collections package that can store more than 2
> values? Like...
>
> v.Add("bob", 21, "1211 SouthLane Dr.", "active");
>
> or do I need to create my own Collection class?[/color]

[Dmitrii PapaGerogio]

Re: Collection datatype question.

Kail wrote:[color=blue]
> Hello,
> where did you find a Vector in C# - could you give me a name of namespace?
> i was looking for something similar to java.util.Vecto r in C#... but i
> haven't found.
>
> Adam
>
> Uzytkownik "Dmitrii PapaGerogio" <teddy@woh.rr.c omNOSPAM> napisal w
> wiadomosci news:QoQyc.2306 0$ih7.4763@fe2. columbus.rr.com ...
>[color=green]
>>Right now I am using Vector to store two values...someth ing in the lines
>>of...
>>
>>Vector v = new Vector();
>>v.Add("bob" , 21);
>>v.Add("dan" , 26);
>>v.Add("sally" , 24);
>>
>>but now using Vector which will only hold 2 values is not enough. Is
>>there something in the MS collections package that can store more than 2
>>values? Like...
>>
>>v.Add("bob" , 21, "1211 SouthLane Dr.", "active");
>>
>>or do I need to create my own Collection class?[/color]
>
>
>[/color]
it's in the Collection namespace