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-// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements.
-// The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license.
-// See the LICENSE file in the project root for more information.
-
-/*============================================================
-**
-** Interface:  IDictionaryEnumerator
-** 
-** 
-**
-**
-** Purpose: Base interface for dictionary enumerators.
-**
-** 
-===========================================================*/
-namespace System.Collections {
-    // Interfaces are not serializable
-    
-    using System;
-    // This interface represents an enumerator that allows sequential access to the
-    // elements of a dictionary. Upon creation, an enumerator is conceptually
-    // positioned before the first element of the enumeration. The first call to the
-    // MoveNext method brings the first element of the enumeration into view,
-    // and each successive call to MoveNext brings the next element into
-    // view until MoveNext returns false, indicating that there are no more
-    // elements to enumerate. Following each call to MoveNext, the
-    // Key and Value methods are used to obtain the key and
-    // value of the element currently in view. The values returned by calls to
-    // Key and Value are undefined before the first call to
-    // MoveNext and following a call to MoveNext that returned false.
-    // Enumerators are typically used in while loops of the form
-    // 
-    // IDictionaryEnumerator e = ...;
-    // while (e.MoveNext()) {
-    //     Object key = e.Key;
-    //     Object value = e.Value;
-    //     ...
-    // }
-    // 
-    // The IDictionaryEnumerator interface extends the IEnumerator
-    // inerface and can thus be used as a regular enumerator. The Current 
-    // method of an IDictionaryEnumerator returns a DictionaryEntry containing
-    // the current key and value pair.  However, the GetEntry method will
-    // return the same DictionaryEntry and avoids boxing the DictionaryEntry (boxing
-    // is somewhat expensive).
-    // 
-    public interface IDictionaryEnumerator : IEnumerator
-    {
-        // Returns the key of the current element of the enumeration. The returned
-        // value is undefined before the first call to GetNext and following
-        // a call to GetNext that returned false. Multiple calls to
-        // GetKey with no intervening calls to GetNext will return
-        // the same object.
-        // 
-        Object Key {
-            get; 
-        }
-        
-        // Returns the value of the current element of the enumeration. The
-        // returned value is undefined before the first call to GetNext and
-        // following a call to GetNext that returned false. Multiple calls
-        // to GetValue with no intervening calls to GetNext will
-        // return the same object.
-        // 
-        Object Value {
-            get;
-        }
-        
-        // GetBlock will copy dictionary values into the given Array.  It will either
-        // fill up the array, or if there aren't enough elements, it will
-        // copy as much as possible into the Array.  The number of elements
-        // copied is returned.
-        // 
-        DictionaryEntry Entry {
-            get; 
-        }
-    }
-}