All it'd take is a single drill hole and re-wiring the sensor, but it near the top of the window and no one's even gonna notice it's there. Like mneary said if you have eaves it's even more perfect you can recess it up, completely out of site.
Where C# is just different from C++. value types and reference types exist (struct is value-type, class is reference-type) value types live on the stack, reference types on the heap; references can point to null (must not be valid) code is packaged in assemblies in C#; no automatic conversion from int to bool in C#; main-function is called Main in C#
Introduction. One area likely to cause confusion for those coming from a Java or VB6 background is the distinction between value types and reference types in C#. In particular, C# provides two typesâclass and struct, which are almost the same except that one is a reference type while the other is a value type.ut in the case of f2, all weâve copied is a reference, with the result that both f1 and f2 point to the same object. This is of particular interest when passing parameters to methods. In C#, parameters are (by default) passed by value, meaning that they are implicitly copied when passed to the method.