Assuming you're using .NET 3.5, you can turn any sequence (i.e. IEnumerable<T>
) into a dictionary:
var dictionary = sequence.ToDictionary(item => item.Key,
item => item.Value)
where Key
and Value
are the appropriate properties you want to act as the key and value. You can specify just one projection which is used for the key, if the item itself is the value you want.
So for example, if you wanted to map the upper case version of each string to the original, you could use:
var dictionary = strings.ToDictionary(x => x.ToUpper());
In your case, what do you want the keys and values to be?
If you actually just want a set (which you can check to see if it contains a particular string, for example), you can use:
var words = new HashSet<string>(listOfStrings);
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