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  • darko-l (37)in #csharp • 7 years ago
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    Daily C# - (#4) – Multiple References to the Same Object

    If you assign a variable that points to a reference type to another variable of the same type, both variables end up pointing to the same object in memory. This means that…
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    • darko-l (37)in #csharp • 7 years ago
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      Daily C# - (#3) – Objects Are Instantiated on the Heap

      When you instantiate a reference type using the new operator, you are creating a new instance of that type. The object is created on what’s known as the managed heap. In other…
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      • darko-l (37)in #charp • 7 years ago
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        Daily C# - (#2) – Composite Format Strings in C#

        When working with C#, you’ll often want to create a string that is composed of some combination of static text and substituted variable values. You do this by specifying a…
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        • darko-l (37)in #csharp • 7 years ago
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          Daily C# - (#1) – What the Main() Signature Looks Like

          C# was developed by Microsoft, as part of the .NET initiative, around the year 2000. The main designer and architect for the language was Anders Hjelsberg. Now let's start...…
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