what are the refrence data types

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Posted 18-Feb-12 23:27pm

dsomay7

Updated 21-Feb-12 2:37am

GParkings

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Rajeev Jayaram 19-Feb-12 5:36am

Wow, you didn't ask 'What is C#?'. Google is your friend.

Ed Nutting 19-Feb-12 5:39am

5+ that! :)

Rajeev Jayaram 19-Feb-12 5:41am

:-)

Ed Nutting 19-Feb-12 5:44am

OP posted another one you know... "What are instance variables?" :p

Rajeev Jayaram 19-Feb-12 5:48am

Yeah, just saw it. Good comments from you on that question.

Ed Nutting 19-Feb-12 5:51am

Thanks :)

Ed Nutting 19-Feb-12 5:37am

This is probably what you're looking for (along with MSDN's other links at the side) http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/490f96s2.aspx

Shahin Khorshidnia 19-Feb-12 6:36am

Surely, the most sensible thing would be to ask some questions that can not be easily found with refering to MSDN, Books, Google search, and ...

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Kindly spend some time reading the link I gave you previously and all surrounding pages (starting here[^]). This will answer all your questions, including some you have not thought of yet.

Posted 19-Feb-12 0:25am

Richard MacCutchan

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I would refer 8.2.1 section of ECMA 335[^] for the definition of it.

and also if we look into the 11.2 section of ECMA 334[^] we will see the grammar of it.

Hope it helps :)

Posted 19-Feb-12 20:13pm

Mohammad A Rahman

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Sander Rossel · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-18T23:56:00

Solution 1

Actually this is a question that is asked quite often in the QA...
Look at some of these links.
QA:
value type vs reference type[^]
what is value and what is reference?[^]
Value and Reference types[^]
Articles:
.NET Type Internals - From a Microsoft CLR Perspective[^]
6 important .NET concepts: - Stack, heap, Value types, reference types, boxing and Unboxing.[^]
MSDN:
Reference Types (C# Reference)[^]
Google:
I suggest you search for yourself next time...[^]

Posted 18-Feb-12 23:56pm

Sander Rossel

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Shahin Khorshidnia 19-Feb-12 6:38am

+5

Sander Rossel 19-Feb-12 7:13am

Thanks :)

BillWoodruff 19-Feb-12 10:45am

I don't think the OP deserves this answer, but I can't deny you the +5 it deserves :)

Sander Rossel 19-Feb-12 13:08pm

Thanks :)

GParkings 21-Feb-12 8:38am

very good answer to a blatant homework question

Sander Rossel 21-Feb-12 9:12am

Perhaps the OP's schoolbooks are not as good as ours ;)
And thanks :)