If a class is having 4 variables namely type double,type
integer,type string,type decimal.
If we create an instance of that class those variables which
gets into this instance are value types or reference types?
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Answer / anna
if it is a value type in base class , it will also be a
value type in the derived.
if it is reference type, then it is reference.
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Answer / parmjit
It depends upon member's data type.
If it is of primitive type, structure or enum type, it will
be of value type
Otherwise it will be of reference type.
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