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Explains how C# value and reference types differ in assignment, memory behavior, nullability, and parameter passing, with examples of common pitfalls.
'Struct' keyword is used to create a structure. A structure can contain variables, methods, static constructor, parameterized constructor, operators, indexers, events, and property. A structure can not derive/inherit from any structure or class. A structure can implement any number of interfaces. Structures provide better performance.
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