Structs in C#

<H1> Structs in C# </H1> <br> Structs, similar to classes, are used to define various objects in your code. They are stored on the stack, rather than in the managed heap. This means that they are value-type objects and thus, when you pass a struct as a parameter in a function, a copy of the object is actually passed to that function. This can affect the performance of your code if you use structs for large objects. However, since the .Net does not bring in the managed heap, structs are more suitable for small objects of limited functionality and with no inheritance capabilities. <br> <br> To view it, please click <a href="/tutorial_cache/10881/Structs_in_C# " title="Structs in C#">here</a>. Your seeing this because your browser does not support frames.