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Yup, I just thought to that and was about to delete my question haha. 
 
Thank you Kaufmed =)
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Yup, I just thought to that and was about to delete my question haha.

Thank you Kaufmed =)

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Hello EE, 
 
I got a list in vb.net &nbsp;of strings 
 
something like ; 
 
01 
3 
02 
9 
03 
1 
04 
0 
05 
5 
06 
8 
07 
1 
08 
1 
etc... 
 
 
it goes like that up to 100. &nbsp;you see the pattern here.. actually its the number 01 to 100 and between them i have a value. 
I would like to convert this to a dictionnary so that the key is the number 01 to 100 and the value is the value in between from the list... 
 
can you help ? 
thanks
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Hello EE,

I got a list in vb.net  of strings

something like ;

01
3
02
9
03
1
04
0
05
5
06
8
07
1
08
1
etc...


it goes like that up to 100.  you see the pattern here.. actually its the number 01 to 100 and between them i have a value.
I would like to convert this to a dictionnary so that the key is the number 01 to 100 and the value is the value in between from the list...

can you help ?
thanks

VB.NET list to dictionnary

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Visual Basic.NET

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