static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("Beginning Class vs Struct");
CoordinatePoint classCoordinate = new CoordinatePoint(0.82F, 0.34F);
CoordinatePointStruct structCoordinate = new CoordinatePointStruct(0.82F, 0.34F);
Console.WriteLine("Initial Coordinates for Class are: " + classCoordinate.xCoordinate.ToString() + ", " + classCoordinate.yCoordinate.ToString());
Console.WriteLine("Initial Coordinates for Struct are: " + structCoordinate.xCoordinate.ToString() + ", " + structCoordinate.yCoordinate.ToString());
ChangeValuesClass(classCoordinate);
ChangeValuesStruct(structCoordinate);
Console.WriteLine("Changed Coordinates for Class are: " + classCoordinate.xCoordinate.ToString() + ", " + classCoordinate.yCoordinate.ToString());
Console.WriteLine("Changed Coordinates for Struct are: " + structCoordinate.xCoordinate.ToString() + ", " + structCoordinate.yCoordinate.ToString());
Console.ReadLine();
// Because the class is a reference type, the changevalues method, the value of an object of Class is persisted across different scopes of the program.
// Because the struct is a value type, when the change values method is called, the passed in value is a copy of the original and only affects the local version of that value.
}
static void ChangeValuesStruct(CoordinatePointStruct obj)
{
obj.xCoordinate = .5F;
obj.yCoordinate = .5F;
}