public static void Main()
{
StructDemo sd1 = new StructDemo();
sd1.Id = 101;
sd1.Name = "Mark";
StructDemo sd2 = sd1;
sd2.Id = 102;
sd2.Name = "Marry";
Console.WriteLine("sd1.Id = {0}, sd1.Id = {1}, && sd2.Name = {2}, sd2.Name = {3}", sd1.Id, sd1.Name, sd2.Id, sd2.Name);
ClassDemo cd1 = new ClassDemo();
cd1.Id = 101;
cd1.Name = "Mark";
ClassDemo cd2 = cd1;
cd2.Id = 102;
cd2.Name = "Marry";
Console.WriteLine("cd1.Id = {0}, cd1.Id = {1}, && cd2.Name = {2}, cd2.Name = {3}", cd1.Id, cd1.Name, cd2.Id, cd2.Name);
}
public static void Main()
{
StructDemo sd1 = new StructDemo(101, "Mark");
Console.WriteLine("Id is = {0} and Name = {1}", sd1.Id, sd1.Name);
StructDemo sd2 = new StructDemo();
sd2.Id = 102;
sd2.Name = "John";
Console.WriteLine("Id is = {0} and Name = {1}", sd2.Id, sd2.Name);
/*
* Object initilizer syntax, introduced in C# 3.0 can be used to initilize eighter struct or a class.
*/
StructDemo sd3 = new StructDemo {
Id = 103,
Name = "Sara"
};
Console.WriteLine("Id is = {0} and Name = {1}", sd3.Id, sd3.Name);
}