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What would be the best data type for storing non-unique pairs of objects? I cannot use Dictionary because the key has to be unique. I could create an object with the two data types as properties and store them in a list, but that wouldn’t be flexible enough to accommodate the different data type pairs. Something almost like Dictionary but non-unique. A build-in solution from .NET would be even better.
I think a
List<Tuple<T1,T2>>would work best here.List<T>Tuple<T1,T2>