interface CanIndexStoreNullable<K, V>
Interface CanIndexStoreNullable<K,V>
specifies that a class can store a value in a location associated with a particular key. This interface allows the overloading of the []
operator used to store values. If this operator is applied, the appropriate index(K,V)
method will be called, storing the value in a location associated with the key. This interface provides store indexing functionality for nullable arrays and other symbol tables. It differs from the CanIndexStore<K,V>
interface in that its index(K,V)
method can store a null
value. Interface CanIndexNullable<K,V>
provides related index load functionality.
Modifiers | Return Types | Method and Description |
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public |
() |
index(K key, nullable V value) Method called to store a value in a location associated with the key. |
public index(K key, nullable V value) => ()
Method called to store a value in a location associated with the key.
key
- key value
value
- value to be stored in a location associated with the key