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If I declared a dictionary like this:
private static Dictionary<string, object> aDict = new Dictionary<string, object>(); And now I want to use it at another place. How do I reset it?
aDict = new Dictionary<string, object>(); // like this? aDict = null; // or like this? or other reset styles?
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dict unset unsets one element from the dictionary of dictionaries named dictVarName. They key arguments form a path to the key to unset. The variable is modified, and its new value is returned. If the given key doesn't exist in the dict, no change is made.
The clear() method removes all the elements from a list.
Python has in-built clear() method to delete a dictionary in Python. The clear() method deletes all the key-value pairs present in the dict and returns an empty dict.
You can simply use the Clear method, it will remove all keys and values, then you can reuse it without having to create new instances:
aDict.Clear(); Try this
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