what is the purpose of new keyword while creating an object?
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Answer / vasantha
new keyword is used the memory is allocated at runtime for
object
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Types cannot be used without being instantiated. To
instantiate a type, you use the new operator, which invokes
the logic specified in the constructor. After completion,
the constructor returns a new instance of the specified
type—this instance can now store data as your C# program
executes.
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Answer / mahendra
creating object memory and non static variable memory with default
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