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Can we use pointers in C#?
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Pointers can be used if required, but it will be unsafe code.
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Last Update: February 09, 2009
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Yes, but it will be unsafe code.
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egor83
December 10, 2005 10:31:01
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sahu
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RE: Can we use pointers in C#?
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February 15, 2006 06:09:06
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RE: Can we use pointers in C#?
well actually we can use pointers in C#..only tht we should mark the code as unsafe and before compiling we should use the tag unsafe.
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RE: Can we use pointers in C#?
Yes but it will be unsafe code.
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