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From: Nasha
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 Hi Guys,   Yesterday I had posted the differences between C# and Vb.Net. One of the 
differences between C# and Vb.Net is (checkout the article before reading ahead) that 
in C# you can have unmanaged code whilst in VB.Net. I happen one of those developers 
who use to love pointers rite from the good old 'C' days.    Here are the steps to 
create a simple unmanaged code in C# (as you would have done in C\C++)   1. Create a 
new console application. 2. Create an empty class  e.g. UnManagedCode.cs, 3. Create a 
static void Main function. (C or C++ style) 4. Create a another function named 
funWithPointers in the class to be called from Main. 6. Type in the code as shown in 
the snippet below. 7. Go to you Project Properties .. Configuration Properties ...Set 
Allow Unsafe Code Blocks to true by default it is false. 8. F5     Code snippet   
using System;   namespace PointersinCSharp
{
 public class UnManagedCode
 {
  unsafe void funWithPointers()
  {
   Console.WriteLine("This is demo for unmanaged code");   
   int i = 100;
   int *p = &i;
   Console.WriteLine("\n" + "The value of p is =" + *p);
   Console.ReadLine();
  }
  static void Main()
  {
   UnManagedCode objUnManagedCode = new UnManagedCode();
   objUnManagedCode.funWithPointers();
  }
 } 
} 
  So now you can have both managed and unmanaged code in C#. Have fun with pointers 
!!!!     
-- Please mail me your comments for my articles. I hope this step from my end is 
helpful to all of us. 
Regards, 
Namratha (Nasha) 
 

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