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		<title>By: Associative Arrays in VB.NET &#124; Agile Webmasters</title>
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		<description>[...] The downside to a collection is that you cannot edit items in a collection. A workaround is to delete the item, then create a new one with a same key. However, collections really seem to be meant more for static information you don&#8217;t want to change. If you are looking to change the items, check out my article The Dictionary Object: similar to PHP arrays. [...]</description>
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