How add key to dictionary without value?
If the value
type of the dictionary is nullable, you could add a null value:
myDict.Add(key1, null);
If the value
is non nullable, you can use a default value, either default
or some out of range value, depending on your expected meaningful values.
myDict.Add(key1, default(int));
myDict.Add(key1, Int32.MinValue);
But
as mentioned in the comments, there is no discernible merit in doing this. You can add values at any time, there is no need to pre-initialize a dictionary with keys.
Iran_Girl
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Updated on July 12, 2022Comments
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Iran_Girl almost 2 years
in normally we should add
key
andvalue
together indictionary type
. like:myDict.Add(key1, value1); myDict.Add(key2, value2);
I want to know, Is there any way to add
key
first, then insert itsvalue
? (not both of them at the same time)