C#•13mo ago

✅ [SOLVED] Does the 3rd line of code hold memory as a reference or does it hold the actual value?

ayooo, quick question. pretty simple. Book is a custom class just so you know....

Book bookLocation = new Book();

Book bookLocation = new Book();

just holds the memory of the location in terms of reference for the value or object

bool falseValue = false;

bool falseValue = false;

holds the actual value of course

bool anotherFalseValue = falseValue;

bool anotherFalseValue = falseValue;

holds what??? the memory of the value location or is it considered to hold the actual value as well?

7 Replies

alex•13mo ago

value types are copied, so anotherFalseValue holds a value, not a reference

alex•13mo ago

Method Parameters

Angius•13mo ago

anotherFalseValue will hold a copy of the data While Bool anotherBookHere = bookLocation; would hold a reference to the same book

thanks for clearing that up :D! all i needed to know. @alex @ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

alex•13mo ago

i believe u can close by doing /close $close

MODiX•13mo ago

Use the /close command to mark a forum thread as answered

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