Passing value to a dictionary

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I have a dictionary like

C#

Dictionary<double, double> Draw = new Dictionary<double, double>();
                              Draw.Add(7.781,2.96);
                              Draw.Add(7.578, 3.640);
                              Draw.Add(7.5,4.358);
                              Draw.Add(7.625,5.109);
                              Draw.Add(7.578,5.765);
                              Draw.Add(7.546,6.484);
                              Draw.Add(7.5,7.140);
                              Draw.Add(7.546,7.859);
                              Draw.Add(7.5,8.609);

C#

foreach (KeyValuePair<double, double> drop in Draw)
                               {
                                   Shape conductorCable12shape = panelSheet.Drop(conductorCable12, "Key = {0}, Value = {1}");
                               }

But here how can i pass the values as Conductorcable12 is fixed and i have to pass 2 arguments.

Posted 21-Dec-14 21:50pm

chandra sekhar

Updated 21-Dec-14 21:51pm

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BillWoodruff 22-Dec-14 5:21am

If 'ConductorCable12 has a "fixed" value, then why do you need to pass it as a parameter ?

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Thomas Daniels · Accepted Answer · 2014-12-21T21:55:00

Solution 1

Try this:

C#

Shape conductorCable12shape = panelSheet.Drop(conductorCable12, String.Format("Key = {0}, Value = {1}", drop.Key, drop.Value));

String.Format formats the string; it replaces the {0} with the key and {1} with the value.

EDIT: you said in your comment that it takes 3 arguments. Try this:

C#

Shape conductorCable12shape = panelSheet.Drop(conductorCable12, drop.Key, drop.Value);

Posted 21-Dec-14 21:55pm

Thomas Daniels

Updated 21-Dec-14 22:03pm

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ridoy 22-Dec-14 3:57am

5ed

Thomas Daniels 22-Dec-14 3:57am

Thank you!

chandra sekhar 22-Dec-14 3:59am

It takes total 3 arguments (conductorcable12,x,y);

Thomas Daniels 22-Dec-14 4:03am

I edited my answer.

chandra sekhar 22-Dec-14 4:13am

What is the difference between your first and second answer?

Thomas Daniels 22-Dec-14 4:15am

I have added a new code block after "EDIT:", that uses 3 arguments.

BillWoodruff 22-Dec-14 5:22am

This is a good example of a question where the OP does not provide the information needed to respond without "guessing games."