Sorry, I'm a newbe here so ... I got to ask, what's the diference between those 2 things??
Can anybody help me!!.
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A value type is one whose values cannot be separated from the variable. If you try copying it to a different variable, you'll make a complete copy. You don't really modify value types -- you modify the …
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Rashakil Fol
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A struct defines a value type; a class defines a reference type.
A value type is one whose values cannot be separated from the variable. If you try copying it to a different variable, you'll make a complete copy. You don't really modify value types -- you modify the variables that contain them.
Compare this with class types, where variables contain references that point to objects -- where two variables of that type may contain references that point to the same object.
danielernesto
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Thanks that was very usefull,
I'll keep it in mind for a few projects =D
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