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| ==== Hashtable With Automatic List Management ==== | ==== Hashtable With Automatic List Management ==== | ||
| - | The standard hashtable manages exactly one value per key. However, often more than one value per key has to be stored. In this case, a list has to be used as a value, in which a number of individual values are saved. This is not particularly difficult but a tedious and boring task nonetheless. | + | The standard hashtable manages exactly one value per key. However, often more than one value per key has to be stored. In this case, a list has to be used as a value in which a number of individual values are saved. This is not particularly difficult but a tedious and boring task nonetheless. |
| The KeyValueList handles the administration of lists and leaves the developer time for more important tasks. | The KeyValueList handles the administration of lists and leaves the developer time for more important tasks. | ||