Console.writeline(" text"); Console.write(); Console.write("text"); // Text ; // Text /* Text*/; int text = 34; Console.writeline("text + text "); Boolean - sentence = true; Floating point numbers - float name of object;
Please read about RAM and give a practical example, how the bytes are stored on the RAM, instead of drawing a SMALL Rectangle into a BIG Rectangle- It gets extremely confusing. For example, why not start drawing a smaller Tree inside a bigger Tree, a smaller Car in a Bigger Car and call it how the memory is "allocated".. This is the reason, your conceptual understanding is very confusing.
string data will go and store in string buffer which is in RAM not in heap partition instance of a class stored in heap,that class name and its address stored in stack
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Thanks man! Your way of explaining is good!
string type in c# are not value types, they are reference types.
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Console.writeline(" text");
Console.write();
Console.write("text");
// Text ;
// Text
/*
Text*/;
int text = 34;
Console.writeline("text + text ");
Boolean - sentence = true;
Floating point numbers - float name of object;
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Is the same data type and value type right?
well explained
Console.Write("Enter user name:");
string n = Console.ReadLine();
Console.Write("Enter user age");
int age = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
Console.Clear();
Console.WriteLine("User Name{0}
User Age{1}",age,n);
showing 2 errors . what is the problem ??
thank you sir
Thank you.
1 INT can consume 2 byte right?
Please read about RAM and give a practical example, how the bytes are stored on the RAM, instead of drawing a SMALL Rectangle into a BIG Rectangle- It gets extremely confusing. For example, why not start drawing a smaller Tree inside a bigger Tree, a smaller Car in a Bigger Car and call it how the memory is "allocated".. This is the reason, your conceptual understanding is very confusing.
string data will go and store in string buffer which is in RAM not in heap partition
instance of a class stored in heap,that class name and its address stored in stack