Nullable<Int32> on heap or stack?

J

Jon Davis

Are nullable primatives stored on the stack, i.e. as a struct, or on the
heap as a reference type?

Jon
 
C

Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP]

Jon Davis said:
Are nullable primatives stored on the stack, i.e. as a struct, or on the
heap as a reference type?
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A nullable type is itself a value type - no boxing occurs.

-cd
 

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