Talk:C Sharp Programming/Variables

In section 2.1 (Predefined Types), value and reference types are introduced but not well explained. Since this is a "basic" introduction, it would be helpful to have these terms explained. Similarly, the concept of boxing needs further explanation. - Fly4free

Section 1.3 (Parameters) needs to be altered to better explain the difference between values and references being passed into methods. Since value types and reference types are discussed in later sections, this section may need to be discussed later in the document. -- Dm7475

As I have done with other pages, I am going to go through this page and change the examples that are used to be more simple so that the meaning of the example is not lost in the complexity of it. We have to remember that although many of the people who read this have programmed before, some haven't, so using a IO Operation for the example for variables may be too advanced. ---Tetsuo86 12:39, 24 July 2007 (UTC)

Is the bool type in c# really 32 bits? That seems ludicrous.

Parameter
It currently reads:
 * Since this is the default for the C# compiler, it is not necessary to use.

that comment was added 2008-Dec-25 (Merry Christmas indeed!). Could someone please complete the thought? --Walter Görlitz (talk) 20:55, 2 June 2010 (UTC)