Collections and Generics
State what are Collections and Generics?
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A Collection is defined as set of linked items which can be referred to as single unit. The System.Collections namespace offers you with several classes and interfaces. Some of them are - ArrayList, Stack, List, IEnumerable, ICollection and IDictionary. Generics offer type-safety to your class at compile time. While creating a data structure, you need not to specify the data type at the declaration time. The System.Collections.Generic namespace consisits of all the generic collections.
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