Dictionaries

Map data with keys that index values

A dictionary is a data structure that associates each key with a corresponding value. Keys and values can be of any data type, providing more flexibility for data access than array indices and improved performance.

Functions

`dictionary`	Object that maps unique keys to values
`entries`	Key-value pairs of dictionary
`keys`	Keys of dictionary
`values`	Values of dictionary
`types`	Types of dictionary keys and values
`numEntries`	Number of key-value pairs in dictionary
`isConfigured`	Determine if dictionary has types assigned to keys and values
`isKey`	Determine if dictionary contains key
`keyHash`	Generate hash code for dictionary key
`keyMatch`	Determine if two dictionary keys are the same

Topics

Map Data with Dictionaries
Use dictionaries to store key-value pairs of different data types.
Dictionaries and Custom Classes
Modify custom classes for expected behavior in dictionaries.