using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Collections.Specialized;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

            // Make a new empty List, we will be creating a List of Dictionary's

            List<Dictionary<string, string>> dictionaryOfWords = new List<Dictionary<string, string>>();

​

​

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            //create an empty Dictionary named 'excited' then use .Add to insert some key/value pairs, we will add this to the empty list called 'Chap5Z'

            Dictionary<string, string> excited = new Dictionary<string, string>();

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            excited.Add("word", "excited");

            excited.Add("definition", "having, showing, or characterized by a heightened state of energy, enthusiasm, eagerness");

            excited.Add("part of speech", "adjective");

            excited.Add("example sentence", "I am excited to learn C#!");

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            dictionaryOfWords.Add(excited);

​

​

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            Dictionary<string, string> bitcoin = new Dictionary<string, string>();

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            bitcoin.Add("word", "bitcoin");

            bitcoin.Add("definition", "majik internet monies");

            bitcoin.Add("part of speech", "noun");

            bitcoin.Add("example sentence", "I am excited to stack bitcoin sats");

​

​

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            dictionaryOfWords.Add(bitcoin);

​

            Dictionary<string, string> computers = new Dictionary<string, string>();

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            computers.Add("word", "computers");

            computers.Add("definition", "boxes for data");

            computers.Add("part of speech", "noun");

            computers.Add("example sentence", "I am excited to computer");

​

​

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            dictionaryOfWords.Add(computers);

            /*

                You want to track the following about each word:

                    word, definition, part of speech, example sentence

​

                Example of one dictionary in the list:

               {

                    "word": "excited",

                    "definition": "having, showing, or characterized by a heightened state of energy, enthusiasm, eagerness",

                    "part of speech": "adjective",

                    "example sentence": "I am excited to learn C#!"

                }

            */

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            // Create dictionary to represent a few word

            // Dictionary<string, string> excitedWord = new Dictionary<string, string>();

​

            // Add each of the 4 bits of data about the word to the Dictionary

            // excitedWord.Add();

​

            // Add Dictionary to your `dictionaryOfWords` list

​

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            // create another Dictionary and add that to the list

​

​

            /*

                Iterate your list of dictionaries and output the data

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                Example output for one word in the list of dictionaries:

                    word: excited

                    definition: having, showing, or characterized by a heightened state of energy, enthusiasm, eagerness

                    part of speech: adjective

                    example sentence: I am excited to learn C#!

            */

​

            // Iterate the List of Dictionaries with a foreach loop inside another foreach loop

            //a foreach loop inside another foreach loop

            foreach (Dictionary<string, string> list in dictionaryOfWords)

            {

                Console.WriteLine("excited");

                foreach (KeyValuePair<string, string> word in list)

                {

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                    Console.WriteLine($"{word.Key}: {word.Value} ");

                }

            }

​

    }

}