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Mihai Bejenariu
What is the size of a reference type and why?
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Richard A. Lowe
If you mean a reference type *variable* (the reference to an object which is
a reference type) then it is 32 bits - the basic primative size of a pointer
for an 32 bit OS. A reference type itself (aka "the object") varies, of
course.
a reference type) then it is 32 bits - the basic primative size of a pointer
for an 32 bit OS. A reference type itself (aka "the object") varies, of
course.