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In the previous chapter, we learned all about simple objects with simple data types, and we saw how the type of object we use in any situation is very important. In this chapter, we'll learn more about how to work with different types of objects that are used to store collections of data.
Our collections of data will be short groups of values, and we can display these values in controls that work with collections on our web pages.
In this chapter, you'll learn how to:
Store a simple list of values and display them on a page
Sort that list of values, and add more values to the list
Work with different types of collections of values that have different functionality
Use the .NET Framework to store collections of classes within namespaces
So, let's start by looking at what collections are, and how we can use them.
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