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GeneralOpen a Word Document Pin
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QuestionWhy when I change the ReportSource of a report, the report not change? Pin
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GeneralA question about calling an unmanaged dll Pin
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GeneralFull screen issue Pin
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GeneralWhy string is reference data type. Pin
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GeneralRe: Why string is reference data type. Pin
vims22-Apr-05 0:08
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System.String is a reference type and not a value type, which means each string is allocated on the heap and not the stack. System.String is peculiar in that it has a shortcut keyword associated with it (string), which is a common practice with primitive value types - System.Int32 (int), System.Char (char) etc. String references also do not require the new keyword to allocate an instance, the following line of code will allocate space on the heap, fill it with string data and assign the reference to the variable:

A string is a sequential collection of Unicode characters, typically used to represent text, while a String is a sequential collection of System.Char objects that represents a string. The value of the String is the content of the sequential collection, and the value is immutable.

The ANSI string class implements a first-class character string data type that avoids many problems associated with simple character arrays

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