Characteristics of value-type variables
Briefly state the characteristics of the value-type variables which C# programming language supports.
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Variables that are based upon the value types directly contain values.
Characteristics of value-type variables which are supported in the C# programming language are as follows:
a) Every value-type variables derive implicitly from the System.ValueType class
b) Any new type cannot be derived from the value type:
c) Value types have an implicit default constructor which initializes the default value of that type
The value type comprises of two major categories:
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