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Hi,

I have two value type variables A and B. If I assign to variable A variable
B by reference and variable B goes out of scope what will variable A contain ?

Thanks.
Jul 21 '05 #1
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I have two value type variables A and B. If I assign to variable A variable
B by reference and variable B goes out of scope what will variable A contain ?


I'm not sure what you mean by "assign by reference". But variable A
isn't affected by B going out of scope, it will keep the value you
assigned to it.

Mattias

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