The ASP Dictionary object stores information as key-value pairs. The keys identify the objects in the dictionary. The dictionary object is similar to arrays, but comes with more functionality.
Items: This returns all the items which are present in the dictionary object.
Add: This adds any new key-value pair to the dictionary object.
Keys: This returns all the keys which are present in the dictionary object.
Exists: This returns true if a specified key exists in the dictionary object. Otherwise, it returns false.
Remove: This removes the specified key-value pair from the dictionary object.
RemoveAll: This removes all key-value mappings from the dictionary object.
Key: This updates an existing key-value pair with a new value in the dictionary object.
Item: This sets the value of an item in a dictionary object.
Count: This returns the total number of key-value mappings in a dictionary object.
CompareMode: This returns the comparison mode for comparing keys in the dictionary object.
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