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Primitive, Reference and Value Types

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 Nadeem Afana
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Nadeem loves all kinds of programming: Both low-level and high-level.
He started programming at age 14, he started with Visual Basic and then C/C++, MFC, ATL, x86 Assembly and he creates software using .NET (C++/CLI, C#,ASP.NET, and MVC)
 
Although he has never worked for a company or other, he enjoys programming on his own and likes contributing to others.

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