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What is the difference between the 'ref' and 'out' keywords in C#?
12-05-2023

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Answered 12 May 2023

The 'ref' keyword is used when a variable is passed to a method and both the method and the caller can modify its value. The 'out' keyword is similar but is used when the variable is only passed to the method for output purposes, and it must be assigned a
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