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            createDictionary()

            Dictionary API is used to create dictionary function. Dictionary is a small structure that allows the storage of key value pairs. There are no restrictions assigned to either the keys or the values.

            Required Editions

            Available in: Lightning Experience in Professional, Unlimited, and Enterprise Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled.

            Description

            A dictionary object is created by calling utils.createDictionary().

            The following methods are used:

            • keys(): Returns all stored keys as an array.
            • add(<key>, <value>): Adds or overwrites an entry.
            • remove(<key>): Removes an entry without returning the value.
            • get(<key>): Returns the value for the given key. Is undefined if the key is unknown.
            • containsKey(<key>): Checks for the existence of a key. Returns true if the key holds some value (even undefined). Returns false if the key is unknown.

            Example

            Example
            Example

            var dict = Utils.createDictionary();

            dict.add(1, 23);

            dict.add(2, "Hello");

            dict.add(42, true);

            Each method and the return value is explained below:

            Method: dict.keys();

            Return Value: ["1"," 2", "42"]

            Method: dict.containsKey(1);

            Return Value: true

            Method: dict.containsKey(10);

            Return Value: false

            Method: dict.get(42);

            Return Value: true

            Method: dict.get(2);

            Return Value: "Hello"

            Method: dict.remove(1);

            Method: dict.keys();

            Return Value: ["2", "42"]

             
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