accwebworks

Sure, it still supports pointers. It's not advisable to use them, unless you really know what you're doing.

luky

Thank u so much for your sharing.
Can you give me a short example of pointer?

accwebworks

If you're going to use pointers in c# you have to put it in unsafe code block like this:

unsafe
{
int a = 1;
int *ptr1 = &a;

Console.WriteLine((int)ptr1);

}

luky

So nice of u thank u so much

jakkevin4v

C# support pointers
example:
type* identifier;
void* identifier; //allowed but not recommended

jamesross.mac1

C# does support pointers but it is not advisable to use them. but if does offer reference programming using various features like delegates(a strongly typed reference pointer) or reference variable - ref when using pointers in functions.

Jackmly231

Thanks for sharing!!!!!!!!!

casius

Hello,

C#.net doesnt support pointers directly because the security purpose.
Only unsafe code and pointers enable C# to be used to make applications that you may usually connect with C++: high-performance, systems code. In addition, the insertion of unsafe code and pointers provide C# capabilities that are missing in Java.

Generation

C#.net does support pointers, but it's not recommended to use.

Use java instead, java provides more features than normal programming languages.