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Using ASP.NET/C#, how can I form a multidimensional dictionary or something that is equivalent?<br />
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Here is an example of the structure I need:
<pre><code id="code-10-28689389-1">Basket1 =&gt;
  &quot;USDCAD&quot; = &quot;Buy&quot;,
  &quot;EURUSD&quot; = &quot;Sell&quot;,
  &quot;USDCHF&quot; = &quot;Buy&quot;
Basket2 =&gt;
  &quot;USDCAD&quot; = &quot;Sell&quot;,
  &quot;AUDCAD&quot; = &quot;Sell&quot;,
  &quot;CADJPY&quot; = &quot;Buy&quot;,
  &quot;CADCHF&quot; = &quot;Buy&quot;
Basket3 =&gt;
  &quot;EURUSD&quot; = &quot;Buy&quot;</code></pre>
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Using ASP.NET/C#, how can I form a multidimensional dictionary or something that is equivalent?

Here is an example of the structure I need:(CODE)

ASP.NET / C# : Multidimensional Dictionary or Equivalent

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