¿Como asignar un valor a cada opcion de combobox en windowsform C# y mostrar con un boton?

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tengo estas opciones, quiero mostrar dentro un combobox y asignar un valor a cada uno.

Valor Tipo

_1_____Perro

_2_____Gato

_3_____Ave

despues de hacer una seleccion mostrar con un boton el valor de una opcion seleccionada en un messageBox.show().

Translation:

I have these options, I want to show inside a ComboBox and assign a value to each one.

Type value

_ 1 _____ Dog

_ 2 _ _____ Cat

_ 3 _____ Ave

After making a selection show with a button the value of a selected option in a MessageBox.

What I have tried:

comboBox1.Items.Add(1, "Perro");

Posted 15-Oct-17 15:25pm

Rodrigo Alex Rodriguez

Updated 15-Oct-17 19:36pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2017-10-15T19:36:00

The simplest way is to create a class:

C#

public class MyClass
   {
   public int Valor { get; set; }
   public string Tipo { get; set; }
   }

And then create a collection of them:

C#

List<MyClass> options = new List<MyClass>();
options.Add(new MyClass() { Valor = 1, Tipo = "Perro" });
options.Add(new MyClass() { Valor = 2, Tipo = "Gato" });
options.Add(new MyClass() { Valor = 3, Tipo = "Ave" });
cbOptions.DataSource = options;

You can then select the display property, and value property:

C#

cbOptions.DisplayMember = "Tipo";
cbOptions.ValueMember = "Valor";