Shape circle = new Shape(); Share circle1 = circle; circle = null?what will be the value of circle1?

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Vijayashankar Palanichamy

Shape circle = new Shape(); Share circle1 = circle; circle = null?what will be the value of circle1?

By Vijayashankar Palanichamy in C# on Jul 28 2018

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Nov, 2018 30
Original value of circle
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Sep, 2018 30
null.
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Aug, 2019 4
It returns some type coversion error sayign can’t convert Shape to Share when you write “Share circle1 = circle;”
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Apr, 2019 11
circle1 is the instantiated value of shape and wont be null
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Feb, 2019 9
null
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Jan, 2019 2
circle
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Jan, 2019 2
null
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Nov, 2018 30
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Nov, 2018 30
Original value of circle
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Nov, 2018 30
Null
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Oct, 2018 29
circle1 will reference to Shape object initially referenced by circle
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Oct, 2018 17
Sorry for the confusion. It is Shape = circle1 = circle; and not Share; The answer will be circle1 will have value, since both are referring the same address from different stack location. The location of circle is assigned to null and not the circle1.
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Oct, 2018 17
circle will contain Shape object
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Oct, 2018 17
Share circle1 = circle; Shape and Share is different
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