.Net - Explain the difference between a class and a
structure. - June 03, 2009 at 11:00 AM by Shuchi Gauri
Explain the difference between a class and a structure.
Class:
a. It is reference type.
b. Null value can be assigned to a variable in a class
c. It can have destructor.
d. All variables in classes are by default private.
e. Good to be used from architecture view as it provides high flexibility.
Structure:
a. It is value type.
b. Null value assignment is not feasible here.
c. Cannot have destructor.
d. All variables in structures are public.
e. Good to be used for simple data structures.
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