why sturcture ? why class?why you prefer structure and in
which cases u go for class?
Answer / supraja
Class
-->It is reference type
-->The values allocated in heap
-->Can have constructors, properties, methods
-->Abstract and sealed are possible
-->We cannot have parameter less constructor
-->We can overload constructors
-->Reference type
-->Supports data members, code members (methods) and events
-->Supports inheritance
-->Preferable when you need to initialize one or more
members upon creation
-->Can have parameterized constructors
-->More flexible, unlimited event handling support
Structure
-->It is value type
-->The values allocated in stack
-->Can have constructors, properties, methods
-->Abstract and sealed are not possible
-->By default public
-->We cannot have parameter less constructor
-->We can overload constructors
-->Value type
-->Supports data members, code members (methods) and events
-->Can not inherit
-->Preferable when you perform large number of operations
on each instance
-->Can not control initialization using structure variable
-->Less flexible, limited event handling support
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