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Parameter passing in C#
Many people have become fairly confused about how parameters are passed in C#, particularly with regard to reference types. This page should help to clear up some of that confusion. If you have any suggestions for how it can be made clearer, please mail me. Microsoft also has a good page about this topic (which I believe uses exactly the same terminology as this page - let me know if they appear to disagree). Note: Lee Richardson has written a complementary article to this one, particularly for those who learn well with pictures.
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C#
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C# Practical Learning
Learning C# by Example
Read a file with a single call to sReader.ReadToEnd() using streams public static string getFileAsString ( string fileName ) { StreamReader sReader = null ; string contents = null ; try { FileStream fileStream = new FileStream ( fileName , FileMode . Open , FileAccess . Read ); sReader = new StreamReader ( fileStream ); contents = sReader .