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How to iterate over all elements of a Dictionary in C#?
Hello colleagues! I just started learning C# and ran into this problem. I have a Dictionary object that stores student names and their grades. I need to output all key-value pairs to the console. I understand that a dictionary is not an array or a list, so a regular for loop with an index won't work here. I tried several options: I attempted to use foreach, but I don't know how to properly access the elements. I tried something like foreach (var item in myDictionary), but inside the loop I don't understand how to get the key and value separately.
Here is an example of my code:
```csharp
Dictionary students = new Dictionary
{
{ "Anna", 85 },
{ "Boris", 92 },
{ "Victor", 78 }
};
// How do I now output all students and their grades?
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