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#30 – Types, Variables, Values, Instances
In C#, a type dictates what kind of values can be stored in a variable. A variable is a storage location for some data. Every variable is an instance of a specific type and will have a value that can...
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#31 – Value Types and Reference Types
All types in C#, whether built-in or user-defined custom types, can be categorized as either value types or reference types. Value types Derive from System.ValueType (which derives from System.Object)...
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#205 – Five Kinds of Types That Are User-Definable
C# allows you to create new types. There are five kinds of types that you can define. A class is a data structure containing data and its associated behavior. You can create an instance of a class...
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#459 – Assigning a Value of a Different Type to an enum
You can convert to an enum value from its underlying type by casting the underlying type (e.g. int) to the enum type. You can also assign a value of a different type, one that does not match the...
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#699 – Types Are Implicitly Internal
When you define a type in C#, you can define its accessibility as either public or internal. Public types are visible to all code. Internal types are visible only to code within the same assembly. By...
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#726 – Listing all Types within a Namespace
You can’t directly list out all types within a namespace. But you can get all types within a particular assembly and then filter out only the types that match a particular namespace. static void...
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#727 – Get a List of All Namespaces in an Assembly
While you can’t explicitly get a list of all namespaces within a .NET assembly, you can iterate through all types in the assembly and build up a list of namespaces. Below is some sample code that...
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