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shabbir

string is pretty much what is told but why you are able to do this

Code:

int i = new int();

is for consistency but the allocation is not in heap and its not used as reference and the simple reason I can think of is the compiler never knows what is the type (reference / value) and so for basic types its always the value type.

shabbir Go4Expert Founder
21May2007,15:18
	string is pretty much what is told but why you are able to do this Code: int i = new int(); is for consistency but the allocation is not in heap and its not used as reference and the simple reason I can think of is the compiler never knows what is the type (reference / value) and so for basic types its always the value type.