static void Main(string[] args)
{
//By reference and by value
//syntatic sugar --> C# does complex things for you behind the scenes that are actually quite complicated
//C# likes to do things implicitly for you. Which is nice, but makes us lazy and dummer sometimes :) :(
int number = 1;
PassIntByValFunction(number); //just remember that integer is not a reference type... so special magic here...
//Console.WriteLine(number); //will this show 1 or 6?
string str = "Brian"; //object... which uses a reference type to point to the actual object
PassStringByRefFuncion(str); //C# handles strings live Value types (even though they actually are reference types).
Console.WriteLine(str); //
MyTestObj testObj = new MyTestObj(); //pure object
testObj.MyString = "brian";
Console.WriteLine(testObj.MyString);
PassMyTestObjFuncion(testObj); //there's no return from this function. It is void!
Console.WriteLine(testObj.MyString); //
Console.ReadKey();
}
public static void PassMyTestObjFuncion(MyTestObj testObj) //by default, functions use pass by value (which makes a copy..)
{
testObj.MyString = "Stephanie"; //changing what the pointer is pointing to.
}
