What is it called when your class has a root collection and how do you do it in C#?

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public class UserSettings { public UserSettings[] { } } so that I can access it like so: Console.WriteLine(UserSetting["ITEMNAME"]); Thank you to everyone in advance.

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Paul Conrad

What are you trying to accomplish?

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qmuffs

I think it is called an accessor to my class but I'm not sure. Let's say I have this UserSettings["ITEMNAME"] When it does this I have to Validate the ItemName and return the default if it doesn't exist. I basically want the [] to act as a property in a way. Would it be an operator?

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Karthik Kalyanasundaram

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qmuffs

That is it. I did it before but couldn't remember how or what it was called. I was looking everywhere. You saved me from going insane. Thank you very much.

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