Title:
feedback
Name:
vishal
Date:
2012-12-27 3:12:57 AM
Comment:
super awesome articles
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Title:
What to Know About Value Types and Reference Types in C#
Name:
Venkatesh
Date:
2012-09-26 4:02:32 AM
Comment:
hi ur explanation is very super.Figure 2: Reference Assignment
doesnt display please correct
thanks
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Title:
What to Know About Value Types and Reference Types in C#
Name:
sreenath
Date:
2012-03-06 12:27:36 AM
Comment:
very easy to understand doing a good job......
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Title:
What to Know About Value Types and Reference Types in C#
Name:
Rakesh Kumar chouhan
Date:
2011-03-03 11:47:38 PM
Comment:
thansks alot...Very Easy to understand
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Title:
Feedback
Name:
Sneha Bhavar
Date:
2010-08-30 1:20:15 AM
Comment:
this article is very useful one in respect of c.net platform as for beginners
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Title:
Compliments
Name:
Pramod Bhat
Date:
2010-02-17 9:08:20 AM
Comment:
Hey brendan,
This article is superb.especially the examples with pictures.I tried a lot to understand the diff btwn value vs reference types.But, After I read this article, now no more confusion..!!! thanks a lot
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Title:
RE: Need Help
Name:
Brendan Enrick
Date:
2009-11-23 1:41:48 PM
Comment:
Thanks saurabh. I am glad you found the article useful. I have written a blog post which should help explain the behavior you're seeing in your code.
http://brendan.enrick.com/blog/a-quick-answer-about-reference-types/
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Title:
Need Help
Name:
saurabh
Date:
2009-11-17 1:37:35 AM
Comment:
Title: Need Help
Name: saurabh
Date: 11/17/2009 1:32:18 AM
Comment:
First of all the article is excellent.
But why the following program produces output as:: abc:xyz
it should produce xyz:xyz.
I am confused...Plz help
The Code:
string myName = "abc";
string authorName = null;
authorName = myName;
authorName = "xyz";
Console.WriteLine("{0}:{1}",myName,authorName);
Console.ReadLine();
The Actual Output:
abc:xyz
The Expected Output:
xyz:xyz
as it's areference type only one copy is shared between references.
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Title:
Need Help
Name:
saurabh
Date:
2009-11-17 1:32:18 AM
Comment:
First of all the article is excellent.
But why the following program produces output as:: abc:xyz
it should produce zyx:zyx.
I am confused...Plz help
The Code:
string myName = "abc";
string authorName = null;
authorName = myName;
authorName = "zyx";
Console.WriteLine("{0}:{1}",myName,authorName);
Console.ReadLine();
The Actual Output:
abc:zyx
The expected Output:
xyz:xyz
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Title:
Best Explaination
Name:
MIten Shah
Date:
2009-11-04 11:41:38 PM
Comment:
Excellent article help me lot about understand value type and reference type
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Title:
Fantasic Work
Name:
Dinakran.U
Date:
2009-09-17 5:40:55 AM
Comment:
Tnx for the explantion.
Itz really gud:)
Thank u so much,Sir:)
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Title:
Best foundation for Value and Reference Types
Name:
Kannan
Date:
2009-08-22 6:10:06 AM
Comment:
Enrick,
This article is very useful yaar. Now I am clear with Value and ReferenceTypes...
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Title:
Easy and clear
Name:
Alessandro Camargo
Date:
2009-07-27 6:53:50 AM
Comment:
Excellent article easy to understand and very helpfull.
Thanks,
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Title:
clear understanding of value type and reference type
Name:
haritha ponnam
Date:
2009-03-03 12:44:59 AM
Comment:
hi Thanq verymuch u have given good artical it is givindg clear explanyion. now i am clear about boxing and unboxing, nullable values and much clear abt stack and heap.Thax again
Regards,
Haritha Ponnam
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Title:
What to Know About Value Types and Reference Types in C#
Name:
DombaX
Date:
2008-12-19 9:50:34 AM
Comment:
Excellent.. Tx...
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Title:
ggf
Name:
jagan nagabilli
Date:
2008-11-28 12:13:48 AM
Comment:
excellent article.....its really helps us alot..thanz author
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Title:
RE: Reference Assignment
Name:
Brendan Enrick
Date:
2008-11-13 10:44:30 AM
Comment:
@Horus Thanks Horus, hmm I can't believe I forgot to mention the immutability of strings. Thanks for mentioning it.
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Title:
Reference Assignment
Name:
Horus
Date:
2008-11-13 10:15:44 AM
Comment:
Good articel. You have to be careful with your example in the chapter 'Reference Assignment' thought. The assignment in the example works exact the way it is illustrated, but the text after the figure is only true for reference types that aren't strings. Strings are implemented as immutable and will automatically created a new instance if they are changed. So a change of 'myName' would create an independent instance with 'myName' pointing to it and authorName would keep its pointer to the old instance and so its value would remain unchanged.
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Title:
Value Types & Reference types
Name:
Vishal Khot
Date:
2008-10-14 4:54:15 AM
Comment:
great yaar
i am really happy by the fact that there are people who has the
tremendous capacity like you to explain the matter
it was very good & thorough explaination
great man
keep doing this
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Title:
Thanxx Brother
Name:
Muhammad Atif Javed
Date:
2008-09-25 2:37:18 AM
Comment:
You'r posted article is very very nice. I learned a lot from this article. This article is written in very easy words with easy to understand examples and this this will clear my concepts about value types and reference types.
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Title:
very helpful
Name:
Sivakumar
Date:
2008-09-10 2:55:16 AM
Comment:
Very very helpful
Good for every one.....
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Title:
Very very helpful
Name:
Poornima
Date:
2008-09-05 2:04:04 PM
Comment:
It is a fantastic article written in very simple language which makes it easy for beginners like me to understand.I understood everything explained in the article and Now i think I can make some sense out of the big fat C# books which I was trying to read in the first place.After struggling through complicated articles and ebooks this was like a breath of fresh air.Thanks a ton
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Title:
A Good Article for Beginners.
Name:
Ahsan
Date:
2008-07-09 1:19:11 AM
Comment:
It is really a very nice article for the beginners to get very Good Concept on Value Type and Reference Type.
Thanks for providing such a clear explanation.
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Title:
Very informative
Name:
Prince
Date:
2008-07-09 1:03:24 AM
Comment:
It was really informative. All concepts are well described except nullable which i couldn't make out :) Thanks for sharing this.
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Title:
Good Article
Name:
suchi banerjee
Date:
2008-07-09 12:37:57 AM
Comment:
It is a very good article. Probably you could have added a little more i.e. Cloning.
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Title:
RE: Good Article
Name:
Brendan
Date:
2008-07-08 8:57:35 AM
Comment:
@Ravi Chougule
Thanks, I was trying to keep it simple and easy enough for beginners to understand. I am quite happy to hear that it is also valuable for you.
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Title:
Good Article
Name:
Ravi Chougule
Date:
2008-07-08 5:59:37 AM
Comment:
This is really good atrticle for all...not just beginners.
Thank you
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