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Your sample doesn't really make any sense.

Why don't you just do it this way:

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for (int i = 0; i < arr.Length; i++)
{
    dic.Add(arr[i], arr.length);
}


One of the Console.WriteLine method overloads acts just like string.Format. You pass a format string, followed by an array of objects. The number inside the curly braces indicates the index into the specified object array. Just like all other arrays, this one is 0 based, and you can't specify a value < 0 or > the number of elements in the array (minus 1). You can specify the same array index over and over again:

WriteLine("{0}{0}{0}", "x", "y");


which would result in "xxx" being written

or even out of order:

WriteLine("{2}{1}{0}", "x", "y", "z");


which would result in "zyx" being written.

You can have more objects to format, but your indexes in the format string can never exceed the number of objects in the array.
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