Hi,
a dictionary is a hash table, ie. items stored are
hashed and their order changes with insertion and
removal of items in the collection.
having said that, I have an 'ordered' hashtable. it
retains the advantages of the hashtable, yet you are
able to get the items like a vector. quite convenient
in many circumstances.
ron
--- Angela Chow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi,
>
> I need someone to give me some info on how
> dictionary
> works. I know that it holds a stack of objects with
> a
> key associating with its value. What is the order
> of
> the stack? Is it first in, last out? Is there
> anyway
> that i could reverse the order of the stack?
>
> thanks in advance!
>
> angela
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