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C# / C Sharp » Class Interface » Class Variables Screenshots  Default Values of Class Member Variables   /*     * bool types are set to false.     * Numeric data is set to 0 (or 0.0 in the case of floating-point data types).     * string types are set to null.     * char types are set to '\0'.     * Reference types are set to null. Given these rules, ponder the following code: */ class Test  {       public int myInt;        // Set to 0.       public string myString;  // Set to null.       public bool myBool;      // Set to false.       public object myObj;     // Set to null.  }    Related examples in the same category 1. The super-string class. 2. Field Attributes 3. A Simple Class and Objects 4. Class variables with default value 5. Static class variable 6. declare a class Address containing the data members to describe a US address along with the member functions