• alex (7/7) Sep 24 2011 I think I understand the concept of a template, the declaration of a
• Jacob Carlborg (6/10) Sep 24 2011 Classes are always reference types allocated on the heap, used for

alex <ask nospam.com> writes:

I think I understand the concept of a template, the declaration of a 
class that you never actually have to create, right?

But I am hazy on the difference between sructs and classes, and can't 
seem to get a clear understanding from the website.
-- 
Alex Herrmann
PC load letter

Jacob Carlborg <doob me.com> writes:

On 2011-09-24 20:59, alex wrote:
 I think I understand the concept of a template, the declaration of a
 class that you never actually have to create, right?

 But I am hazy on the difference between sructs and classes, and can't
 seem to get a clear understanding from the website.

Classes are always reference types allocated on the heap, used for 
polymorphic types. Supports inheritance.

Structs are, by default, value types and does not support inheritance.

-- 
/Jacob Carlborg