Dictionary Explain Method?
Jan 20, 2011
can anyone explain what this method does exactly. Here what I can tell.ine 1 a dictionary object is createdline 2. it iterate through the Datarowline 3 . it adds first column name and value of the first row to other dictionary object fsline 4 & 5 here where I got lost, do not know what the code is ment to do , please explain also, can you go over the first two iteration word by word so i can follow up with you
protected Dictionary<string, object> fields(DataRow dr)
{
1 Dictionary<string, object> fs = new Dictionary<string, object>();
2 for (int i = 0; i < dr.ItemArray.Length; i++)
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