private unsafe void PrintDemo(Demo *pDemo)
{
/*
* The first way to access the properties of the struct is to use the "*" followed by the stuct pointer
* contained in brackets. Then you simply use dot notation like you would a normal struct. As seen below.
*/
Console.WriteLine((*pDemo).N + " " + (*pDemo).M);
/*
* The second way to access the value is to use the arrow function. As seen below
*/
Console.WriteLine(pDemo->N + " " + pDemo->M);
}
//pointers with struct
static unsafe void PrintDemo(Demo *demo)
{
Console.WriteLine((*demo).N + " " + (*demo).M);
Console.WriteLine(demo->N + " " + demo->M);
}