So I have a special class which can remove itself from a collection, let's say it looks something like this:
public class FunTimes{
public ICollection<FunTimes> Collection {get;set;}
protected void RemoveFromCollection(){
Collection.Remove(this);
}
}
RemoveFromCollection() will be called from an event. I want the collection to add and remove items quickly, and since position doesn't matter in my case, I planned to use something other than a List<T>. I can't really use a ConcurrentBag<T>, since I have to iterate over every item to remove an item. I've finally decided to use a Dictionary<FunTimes, FunTimes>, and then use each FunTimes instance as both the key AND the value. I'm asking if there's a better solution because using an object as both the key and the value in a Dictionary just seems plain weird. Any suggestions?
