day 27

Today studied 

Reference Types 

•Definition: Variables store references to memory locations. 

• Examples: class, interface, delegate 

• Memory Allocation: Hea

• Stored Value: Memory address (reference). 

• Memory Efficiency: Potentially larger, slower access. 

• Assignment Behavior: Copying references, not the actual data. 

• The [ new ] keyword resaves a place



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