What is use of a HashTable in .NET?
Answer / Deepak Kumar Verma
A Hashtable in .NET is a collection that stores data as key-value pairs. It provides fast lookup, insertion, and deletion operations by using a hash function to map the keys to indices in an array. This makes it suitable for applications that require quick access to items based on their unique identifiers.
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