Which collection will you use to store different types of
objects collection like... int, employee, student, object
etc.

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Which collection will you use to store different types of objects collection like... int, employee..

Answer / muralik.it

its better to use generic class ie list

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Which collection will you use to store different types of objects collection like... int, employee..

Answer / rasik bihari

I would use array list. Every element in an array list is
of object type. Since object class is base class of all the
types in .net or any custom class so it will be possible to
store different types of objects like int,employee(Custom
class), student(custom class), object (base class itself)
into an Array list collection.

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Which collection will you use to store different types of objects collection like... int, employee..

Answer / guest

Tuple

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Which collection will you use to store different types of objects collection like... int, employee..

Answer / guest

structure

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Which collection will you use to store different types of objects collection like... int, employee..

Answer / sumithra

We can use structure. Structure holds different types of data where as array is homogenous.

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