C# Dictionary with two Values per Key?

Question

I have a situation in code where a Dictionary seemed like the best idea - I need a collection of these objects and I need them to be acces

Answer 1

A Dictionary is just a keyed collection of objects. As such, it will hold any type of object you want. Even the simplest of objects, like, say, an array (which derives from Object), but requires a lot less code on your behalf.

Rather than writing an entire class, stuff a dynamically allocated array, or a List in the value and run with that.

Dictionaries are highly flexible that way.