using System;

using System.Collections;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main(string[] args)

    {

        Hashtable EmployeeTable = new Hashtable();

        Employee emp1 = new Employee(6764, "Ramanand Gupta", 320000);  // Giving the element or passing the parameter

        Employee emp2 = new Employee(6768, "Pradeep kumar", 320000);

        Employee emp3 = new Employee(6564, "Anurag Sahu", 320000);

        Employee emp4 = new Employee(6569, "Prashant Rai", 320000);

        EmployeeTable.Add(emp1.Id, emp1);  /// used to store the data  emp1.Id as key and emp1 as value

        EmployeeTable.Add(emp2.Id, emp2);

        EmployeeTable.Add(emp3.Id, emp3);

        EmployeeTable.Add(emp4.Id, emp4);

        Console.WriteLine("The example is {0}", emp1.Name);  // this can also help 

        foreach(Employee value in EmployeeTable.Values)

        {

            Console.WriteLine("Empoyee ID: {0} ", value.Id);

            Console.WriteLine("Empoyee Name: {0} ", value.Name);

            Console.WriteLine("Empoyee Salary: {0} ", value.Salary);

            Console.WriteLine();

        }

    }

    class Employee

    {

        public int Id {get; set;}   // property called ID

        public string Name { get; set;}

        public int Salary {get; set;}

        public Employee(int Id , string Name, int Salary)

        {

            this.Id = Id;

            this.Name = Name;

            this.Salary = Salary;

        }

    }

}