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  1. May 4th, 2007, 04:16 AM #1
    karthikeyan
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    what is the use of new key word

    hi,

    1) i would like to know what is the use of new key word in the following examle

    class1 c=new class1

    2)what is the use of static keyword in the following example:

    public static int a

    please let me know
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  2. May 4th, 2007, 04:42 AM #2
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    Re: what is the use of new key word

    How about trying to look at the MSDN reference? A simple search would have landed you here

    new operator
    static keyword
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  3. May 4th, 2007, 07:13 PM #3
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    Re: what is the use of new key word

    The new keyword creates an object.

    A static member belongs to a class rather than objects of a class.


    Google it and I'm sure that you will find much more detailed explainations. I just used from the top of my head as to how I understand it.
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    Re: what is the use of new key word

    Sorry Shuja Ali. I didn't see the links you posted.
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