In earlier post we have seen how value type and reference type variable instances behave differently when create copied variable and changing copied variable values. Pass by value Pass by value means you are making a copy in memory of the actual parameter’s value that is passed in, a copy of the contents of the actual parameter. Use pass by value when you are only … Continue reading Passing by Value vs. Passing by Reference 

For any program, Variables are required to either hold the data, store the data or to accept the data. In .NET, Variables are declared using types. .NET uses the Common Type System (CTS) to define data types. In .NET, these types are categorized based on how values stores into the memory. There are two types in .Net i.e. value types and reference types. Instances of … Continue reading Types in .Net