With hashtables I could define them in a structure that made sense and allowed me to flexibly declare which accesses the app should have in a verbose way. Don’t worry about the code unless you want to, but take it as an example of how we can use hashtables to create a list of ...
as we went through last time, any object we declare inherits fromSystem.Objectin .NET, so although the array can have different objects in it, it is still strongly typed to only contain that specific type.