C Sharp (C#) - CollectionsWhat is the main purpose of using a HashSet<T> in C#?ATo allow duplicate elements for faster accessBTo store elements in sorted orderCTo store unique elements without duplicatesDTo store key-value pairs like a dictionaryCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand HashSet behaviorA HashSet automatically ignores duplicate entries and stores only unique elements.Step 2: Compare with other collectionsUnlike lists or dictionaries, HashSet does not allow duplicates and does not maintain order.Final Answer:To store unique elements without duplicates -> Option CQuick Check:HashSet = Unique elements [OK]Quick Trick: HashSet always keeps unique items only [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking HashSet keeps elements sortedAssuming HashSet allows duplicatesConfusing HashSet with Dictionary
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