I think I\'ve known the answer for a class, just want to confirm my understanding is correct. Let\'s say I have a ClassA and its instance named a. When a.MethodA() is invoked:
if I declare a value Struct in C++ CLI in this way: [StructLayout(LayoutKind::Sequential, CharSet = CharSet::Ansi, Pack = 2)]
I\'ve seen countless posts on how variable capture pulls in variables for the creation of the closure, however they all seem to stop short of specific details and call the whole thing \"compiler magic
It is said that valuetype derives from system.object. Why do object derived classes take more space than val开发者_运维百科uetype structures?
I am wondering if there is any way to declare a byte variable in a short way like floats or doubles? I mean like 5f and 5d. Sure I could write byte x =开发者_JS百科 5, but that\'s a bit inconsistent i
I am just getting started with .NET ORMs, to the point where I haven\'t even decided between Entity Framework and NHibernate. But in both cases, I\'m running into a problem in that they seem to want m
C开发者_JAVA百科# makes distinction of those two. Does java do the same or differently?In Java, all objects and enums are reference types, and all primitives are value types. The distinction between t
Some guy asked me this question couple of months ago and I couldn\'t explain it in detail. What is the difference between a reference type and a value type in C#?
I am a tinkerer—no doubt about that. For this reason (and very little beyond that), I recently did a little experiment to confirm my suspicion that writing to a struct is not an atomic operation, whi
I believe some literature is not accurate (mayebe even contains mistakes) or its my fault? Book I currently read says (translation):
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