/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread

nth for nim!

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Please use some dumb anime girl holding a programming book image next time instead of gay old memes, thank you.

Please stop treating anime girls as an ironic meme that you love to share with your friends on twitter

For JS javascript.info/ is practically the only reliably kept up-to-date intro to JS, everything else in comparison is either garbage or just plain outdated as fuck.

No.

no

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Someone help me understand how class type objects are allocated in memory in C#/Java. For example, the following code:
RadioButton previousRdo = obsEpisodes[currentEpIndex].Children[5] as RadioButton;

obsEpisodes is just an observable collection. This code just retrieves the 5th element of one of the objects in this collection and assigns it to previousRdo.
Changing previousRdo will also change the original object inside one of the objects in obsEpisodes, that happens because class types in these languages are passed by reference and not by value.

Does that mean that previousRdo was implicitly converted to a reference? If that's the case why can I reassign values to previousRdo when technically speaking you shouldn't be able to reassign references?
Does previousRdo occupy the same amount of memory that a RadioButton object would or does it occupy the same amount of memory that a reference would?

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>retrieves the 6th
My bad

It's boring as fuck and not fun at all.

Then fuck off