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What does String * mean in C #?

What does it mean String*

in C #?

I have seen this used in the code examples, but I cannot extract from the context and you cannot search on this question due to the fact that * is accepted as a pattern in every search engine.

EDIT: It looks like it's not C # which explains it. The specific example code I'm looking at is very short (5 words) and I assumed it meant being C # out of context.

I was sure I had seen this before, but my hazy memories were probably in other languages ​​as well.

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String*

? Are you sure this is C #? In C #, you don't have pointers to reference types . If String

- is it specific struct

or something in that particular code ...



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Are you sure you are not looking at examples of managed C ++?



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You can use C # pointers in unsafe code blocks, but I've only used them with value types or arrays of value types.

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