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Reference types provide excellent flexibility and performance of large structures. This is the reason that classes are reference types and structs are data value types. As you will probably know, reference types do not store the actual value of the object but a pointer to a memory location. This pointer is stored on the stack whereas the object itself is located in the managed heap.

This article introduces some brand new approach to the basic isometric scrolling and object sorting. *note: log on to www.geocities.com/z_yang2000/tutorials to see the original article with graphics

Today’s lecture is also examples mostly, but this time I’ll introduce you to iterations and you will see why these program lines are common in every programmer’s code. Just don’t be confused when you see i= i++ (this really bugged me when I was first introduced to world of programming). How the heck can i be equal to i+1 ? You have to think outside of the box this time, and forget regular math.

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