Adding Values In Hash Table Row Wise Using C#

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I want to add values in hash table row wise.
i have 3 textboxes .i want to add textbox value in hash table row wise like,

i want my hashtable should look like this:

1 10 100 --------------row1

2 20 200 --------------row2

3 30 300 --------------row3

Posted 2-Jul-12 4:58am

oliver grace

Updated 22-Mar-18 14:50pm

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[no name] 2-Jul-12 11:03am

And your question is what? How to add values?

DamithSL 2-Jul-12 11:08am

how you display data? using gridview or any other way?

lewax00 2-Jul-12 11:24am

Unless you have to target .Net 1.1, you really should look into using a Dictionary, it's much easier than trying to use a Hashtable.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Jul-12 11:30am

Right. Non-generic non-specialized collections and their interfaces can be considered as obsolete since v.2.0, maintained only for compatibility with legacy code. As there is nothing wring with them, they are not marked with Obsolete attribute, but using them in new development makes no sense.
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Jul-12 11:27am

Go ahead, you have my approval.
--SA

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Shemeer NS · Answer 1 · 2012-07-02T05:18:00

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// Creates and initializes a new Hashtable.
      Hashtable myTxtHT = new Hashtable();
      myTxtHT.Add( "10", "100" );//for the first text box
      myTxtHT.Add( "20", "200" );//for the second text box
      myTxtHT.Add( "30", "300" );//for the third text box

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Posted 2-Jul-12 5:18am

Shemeer NS

Updated 2-Jul-12 5:19am

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Shemeer NS 2-Jul-12 14:41pm

why down-voted, please tell me

Shemeer NS 9-Jul-12 9:28am

It would be nice If some one can tell the reason forthis downvotes....

monoManCP 22-Mar-18 20:51pm

what is the benefit of using Hashtable ,Is it only returning items using user defined key names?