C# 4.0 How-To

Chapter 10. Collections

IN THIS CHAPTER

• Pick the Correct Collection Class

• Initialize a Collection

• Iterate over a Collection Independent of Its Implementation

• Create a Custom Collection

• Create Custom Iterators for a Collection

• Reverse an Array

• Reverse a Linked List

• Get the Unique Elements from a Collection

• Count the Number of Times an Item Appears

• Implement a Priority Queue

• Create a Trie (Prefix Tree)

The intelligent use of collections is in many ways central to building large, well-factored applications. How you store and access your data can strongly influence or even determine everything else. Thus, it is crucial to get it right. This chapter contains tips for working with collections and creating your own.

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