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Visual C++ .NET » Collections » Dictionary 
Get Key Collection Enumerator and Value Collection Enumerator
 

#include "stdafx.h"
#using <system.dll>

using namespace System;
using namespace System::Collections::Generic;


void main()
{
    Dictionary<int,String^>^ dict = gcnew Dictionary<int,String^>();

    dict->Add(1,  "One");
    dict->Add(6,  "Six");
    dict->Add(5,  "Five");
    dict->Add(3,  "3");

    dict[3"Three";
    dict[7"Seven";
        

    Dictionary<int,String^>::KeyCollection::Enumerator ^key = dict->Keys->GetEnumerator();
    Dictionary<int,String^>::ValueCollection::Enumerator ^value = dict->Values->GetEnumerator();

    while key->MoveNext() && value->MoveNext()){
        Console::WriteLine("Key = [{0}]\tValue = [{1}]", key->Current, value->Current);
    }

    
}

   
  
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