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Having fun with custom collections!

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Creating custom collections from IEnumerable(T) to IDictionary(T) and everything in between!
Public Class Spaghetti
	Inherits BaseIngredient

	Public Overrides ReadOnly Property Name As String
		Get
			Return "Spaghetti"
		End Get
	End Property

End Class

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