public class A
{
int x;
float y;
}
How to find the size of the class in C#.
Is there any operator like Sizeof(), which used to be in C++
public class A { int x; float y; } How to find the size
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public class A
{
int x;
float y;
}
How to find the size of the class in C#.
Is there any operator like Sizeof(), which used to be in C++
Short answer:
You dont.
Long answer:
You can only do that if you type has a fixed layout and has no managed members. Structs are fixed by default. Classes can attributed to have a fixed layout.
(I am not showing how, as you really do not need it. It is only important when doing interop.)